A female can breed as early as 5-6 months of age but it's not recommended till they are at least a year old.
They can mate as young as 5 months but it's not recommended before a year old, any younger then a year and you risk complications and the mother not knowing what to do with the kittens.
Ranged to about 6 months..
A male cat may try to mate with a female cat who is not in heat, but it is unlikely. Mating behaviors can also be displays of dominance.
Yes if the female cat allows the male cat.
Just throw her with him
No. A female cat will only mate while she is in season. Once a mating is successful and kittens conceived, the female will no longer be in season and will not do so again until the kittens are born and weaned off onto solid foods. This is untrue, a female cat can mate and become pregnant as soon as a week after giving birth to a litter - she will also mate well into her pregnancy
Yes and so will a male cat.
Pretty much the same way as a human being. It is thought that mating may be painful for a female cat as a male's penis has spikes on. The spikes start the ovulation process in the female cat while mating.
It depends on what you mean by "need to have a mate": Yes, cats need to mate to become pregnant. Female cats, however, do NOT need a "mate" (i.e. a male cat) to raise kittens. Males only mate with females. The female gives birth to the kittens and raises them.
No, he can't. Neutering involves removing a male cat's testicles, which are the organs that produce sperm. Without them, it is impossible for a male cat to produce sperm, and therefore impossible for him to impregnate a female cat.
Yes, it's true that a female cat can mate with several male cats and have a litter of kittens of all colors and that goes for dogs as well.
Probably because they like each over and want to mate!
If it is a female you could try introducing her to a kitten.