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In just 18 months a female cat can have 2000 descendants. The age at which a female cat can first get pregrant is about 4 months old. The length of the pregrance is about 2 months, and each litter has about 4 to 6 kittens. The average number of litters a female ct can have in one year is 3.
- What is the largest number of kittens in a litter?
- How many kittens can a cat have in 5 years?
- How old can a cat be independent?
What is the largest number of kittens in a litter?
The world's largest litter of domestic cats were born on the 7 August 1970 when a Burmese/Siamese cat belonging to V. Gane of Kingham, Oxfordshire, UK, gave birth to 19 kittens, four of which were stillborn.
How many kittens can a cat have in 5 years?
On average, a cat can have three litters of kittens per year with four kittens per litter. Female cats can reproduce basically throughout their entire life meaning they can have kittens for 12-15 years. That means one female cat could possibly have 180 kittens in a lifetime.
How old can a cat be independent?
Between the ages of 2 and 6 months, kittens learn more about independence. They now are mature enough to start eating kitten food, and they start to lose their sharp little baby teeth. Soon the kittens get their adult teeth, which—with good care—will last them a lifetime.
