Female cats have many heat periods over a year, and each heat period can last approximately 6 days when a male mates with her, but if she is not mated, then the length of heat will last longer and will recur regluarly (This is called'polyestrous'). She can give birth to an average 3 kittens 3 times a year and being'superfecund' meaning that all the kittens in her litter can belong to another father each! So make sure you book an appointment for after the arrival to neuter your kitty to prevent future pregnancies.

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2. Have you made a decision to let your kitty give birth to little bundles of joy?
Female cats have many heat periods over a year, and each heat period can last approximately
6 days when a male mates with her, but if she is not mated, then the length of heat will last
longer and will recur regluarly (This is called'polyestrous').
She can give birth to an average 3 kittens 3 times a year and being'superfecund' meaning
that all the kittens in her litter can belong to another father each! So make sure you book an
appointment for after the arrival to neuter your kitty to prevent future pregnancies.
The planet's cat population is vastly increasing with over 100 different breeds listed, so
many inhumane people out there you'll discover feral cats come in abundance in most big
cities. Spaying her prior to the first or second heat will vastly reduce threats like uterine
disease and mammary cancer, so get onto it right away!

3. Your kitty will not miss the joy of motherhood, or she does not have to have at least one
litter to be healthy either. Female cats can begin mating approximately 6 months old, but
male cats can start around 8 months of age.
Pregnancy usually can last for around 58 to 65 days (9 weeks roughly ). If you're not seeking
to raise a litter of kittens or flip your male kitty into a roaming tom is it advisable to neuter
him and her around 5 months. Neutering him may mean a lot of time saving on the spraying
(indicating his teritory) which he will do around your home and stop him fighting with other
males over females or otherwise.
You will have to make sure mother is warm and safe at all times. Feed her small meals
throughout the day, as she's can carry around a few kitties in her belly, her belly will be
crampt for space! Make sure that you change her into a particular diet full of vitamins and
minerals to put her in prime condition for pregnancy and always have loads of water
available.
Find an out of the way place, including a warm cupboard for mother to be able to escape
before and after birth with the kittens. This will make her feel secure and not have the need
to move her litter to another quieter spot, which can put the kittens in danger at this very
young age!
Kittens at dawn will weigh about 85 grams. It can take around two weeks until they are able
to hear well so it is important that they are safe. You will find their eyes will usually open
around eight days.
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