Depends how many times a cat is allowed to breed. A Queen comes into heat every two or three weeks, and once mated the heat cycle often starts again as soon as the kittens are weaned, so as many as 4-6 litters a year.
However, this is far from recommended as letting a cat become pregnant constantly without "resting" her takes a huge toll on her health and overall quality of life, which then in turn puts any offspring at risk. Unless you are an experienced breeder then the best option is to not even consider having any litters, and get the cat neutered instead.
Additionally, there are so many cats and kittens who need homes, it's not a good idea to bring even more into the world who will need homes.
About 57-70 days. About 2 days before birth, the cat looses her appetite and her temperature drops. She also starts looking for a dark place to nest her babies such as closets, doors, boxes, etc. so keep all the doors and closet doors closed and give her a box with a blanket for her. She won't like to be disturbed by anyone while nursing so give her her space.
Normally, a Queen comes into heat every two or three weeks, and once she has been mated and had kittens, the heat cycle often starts again as soon as the kittens are weaned. Sometimes, a female cat can become fertile again as soon as the kittens are born.
However, this is far from recommended as letting a cat become pregnant constantly without "resting" her. Letting a cat become pregnant again so soon takes a huge toll on her health and overall quality of life, which then in turn puts any offspring at risk. Unless you are an experienced breeder then the best option is to not even consider having any litters, and get the cat neutered instead.
Additionally, there are so many cats and kittens who need homes, it's not a good idea to bring even more into the world, where finding new homes for the kittens is not guaranteed.
Almost IMMEDIATELY. This is why it's important to get your cat spayed as soon as possible after having kittens, because she can't be spayed while pregnant.
Usually Queens will start to call again when the kittens are weaned, although it is not unheard of for some cats to come into season soon after the kittens have been born.
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.
as soon as the kittens are weaned.
Female cats can get pregnant by three months old, however it would be a good idea to let your cat develop fully as being pregnant will upset the cat's hormones. I would recommend waiting until your cat is nine months to a year old.
A male cat is capable of impregnating at 5-8 months of age
About 4 to 6 months. A mother cat will have a litter and about 3 months later will go into heat and get pregnant. Two months later she will have another litter. A mother cat shouldn't have too many litters in her life it will wear her down and the stress could kill her.
When a cat is pregnant, the cat will act differently. Every cat might act a little differently when pregnant but here are the main things:Your cat will want more attention than usual.Your cat will gain a huge appetite.Your cat will have different moods meaning sometimes your cat will hide from you and want to be left alone and other times your cat will want your full attention.Your cat will meow a lot.Your cat will sleep more than usual.
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can cat get pregant at the 8 years old
Female cats can get pregnant by three months old, however it would be a good idea to let your cat develop fully as being pregnant will upset the cat's hormones. I would recommend waiting until your cat is nine months to a year old.
Another word for an old female cat is a grimalkin.
yes a cat over about 4 months can potentially become pregnant
Well you would like to know that because you want to know if the cat is going to get pregnant or get another cat pregnant....
It is a fairly young age for a cat to be pregnant, but she will be fine.
If she is not spayed and aloud to roam free then yes!,a cat can become pregnant from the age of 6 months.
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Yes, but it might kill her.
Then you will have to bottle feed the kittens or get another cat with kittens to do it. You can ask a vet if you need kitten formula. A pregnant cat will usually not show milk until soon before she gives birth.
A male cat is capable of impregnating at 5-8 months of age
Only through deep bite or scratch wounds where the saliva of the cat who is infected enters the other cat's bloodstream, or from pregnant cats to their offspring.