Pregnant or not, cats usually have 8 teats. It is possible for them to have extra, so-called "supernumerary", teats. (This can occur in dogs and humans, too.)
There are six on both male and female.
Yes, all mammals have teats all the time. Just like humans have breasts (which is what we call human teats) even when they aren't pregnant or nursing. Males have them too, but they remain undeveloped. When a cat (or human) is pregnant or nursing, the tissue that produces milk will be active and swollen making the teats (or breasts) protrude more and they will be temporarily larger.
A male cat is a tom, a female cat is a she-cat, and a pregnant female cat is a queen.
No, a female cat can't get pregnant once spayed as the ovaries are taken out.
Six, three on each side.
There are six on both male and female.
Yes, all mammals have teats all the time. Just like humans have breasts (which is what we call human teats) even when they aren't pregnant or nursing. Males have them too, but they remain undeveloped. When a cat (or human) is pregnant or nursing, the tissue that produces milk will be active and swollen making the teats (or breasts) protrude more and they will be temporarily larger.
Their probably infected my cat had the same thing. :(
A male cat is a tom, a female cat is a she-cat, and a pregnant female cat is a queen.
Yes, if you are a female cat!
No, a female cat can't get pregnant once spayed as the ovaries are taken out.
a male cat has intercourse with a female cat
No, a female cat cannot get pregnant without a male cat.
Six, three on each side.
no
No. Not biologically possible.
A female cat can get pregnant at about one year old. A male cat can impregnate a female at about eight months old. It varies a bit, of course, from one cat to another.