Primordial pouch

The primordial pouch, often referred to as a “belly flap” or “spay sway,” is a loose flap of skin located on the underside of a cat’s abdomen, between the rear legs and the hindquarters.

It’s important to note that the primordial pouch is a natural feature and not a result of obesity or weight gain. While it may become more noticeable in overweight cats, it’s present in lean cats as well.

Overall, the primordial pouch is a harmless and normal part of a cat’s anatomy. If you have concerns about your cat’s health or notice any unusual changes in their appearance, it’s best to consult with a veterinarian for a thorough examination and guidance.