How long do tigers take care of their young?

Answer 1

About 30 to 45 days. After that the mother keeps pushing the kittens away when they want to drink her milk and everyone starts to get independent.

It really depends on the environment. If a mother is allowed to keep her kittens with her for the recommended 12 weeks, she will continue to feed them the entire time, and even beyond. The mother cat we have has been feeding her six kittens for 15 weeks.

Answer 2

An adult cat cares for its kittens by feeding it milk when it is just a baby kitten, watches after it carefully, plays with it, and protects it form other animals like dogs and other dangerous animals thatmight try to hurt it or eat them. So, there. A cats' favorite food is a banana and apple pie. And they are color blind. And okay, fine. GO AWAY! OH FOR EXTRA GO BUY A NEW MIRROR CUZ U R UGLY

Answer 3

A cat cares for its young by feeding them by the breasts. When the kittens are born she breaks the sac, eats the sac, and breaks the umbilical cord. Then the mother cleans it right after its birth and cleans the kittens as often as she can.

Answer 4

The gestation period of a cat is usually 60 - 65 days.

Answer 5

The gestation period for a Domestic Cat is around 63-65 days, which is approximately 9 weeks.
Cats are usually pregnant around 9 weeks, 67 days at the most.

Answer 6

This is going to sound gross but breast feeding and picking them up by there neck to move them places.

Answer 7

usually 10 weeks or a little bit more then they are ready to leave and go to a new home

Answer 8

Tiger cubs become independent at 18 months but they do not leave their mother until they are around two years old.

Answer 9

Up to 65 days