Could a cat get pregnant from a dog?

Answer 1

There is a very slim chance a cat may get pregnant after she is spayed, however, she will not be able to give birth. And she'll probably die if you let her try to give birth. So let's hope not. Probably not anyway.

Answer 2

A cat can first come in to season from the age of 6 months onwards, so the answer is 6 months old for first pregnancy. However, cats are still very much kittens at this age. They are still growing and developing themselves, so letting a 6 month old kitten become pregnant can be incredibly dangerous, risking the lives of the mother and the unborn kittens.

It is best to spay kittens before they reach 6 months old to stop them having any unwanted litters.
if your cat is around six months, she can have babies.

Answer 3

Not until she has reached reproductive maturity which is at about 5-6 months of age. Kittens spend most of their energy in growing and developing themselves, and having to carry and nourish unborn (and eventually born) kittens is incredibly dangerous and there is a real risk of complications or fatalities for both the mother and the litter. It is recommended that kittens are spayed before they reach 6 months old to avoid this.

Answer 4

No, cats and dogs cannot interbreed to produce offspring. Their biological differences prevent successful reproduction.

Answer 5

No. Inter-species breeding is only possible when the two species are EXTREMELY genetically similar, such as donkeys and horses (mules are the offspring of a male donkey and a female horse).

Answer 6

A. No.

B. It is biologically impossible.

C. They belong to different species, i.e., somewhat akin to a giraffe mating with an elephant.

Answer 7

yes cats and dogs can get pregnant by two males

Answer 8

Yes because they are both mammals and And all mammals jave babies. Not eggs.

Answer 9

it is almost impossible.

Answer 10

Uh, no.