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Female cats may become pregnant as early as six months of age if they are not surgically sterilized. Pregnancy in cats usually progresses well, and the mother cat, or "queen," usually delivers a healthy litter of kittens. Female cats that are allowed to roam freely outdoors can become pregnant and give birth to more than two litters... more »
Female cats reach sexual maturity between 6 and 9 months of age. However, kittens as young as 4 months occasionally become pregnant. Male cats mature a few months later than female cats, but both genders can reproduce before they reach their first birthday. more »
If you're thinking of breeding your purebred or are excited about your pet having kittens, you'll want to know how many weeks your cat will be pregnant, and what lies in store for you and your pet. more »
A female cat can become pregnant soon after she enters her first "heat" cycle: this is also called estrus. Cats go into heat on average between five to 10 months of age. If there is successful mating, the female cat will carry her kittens for an average of 62 to 67 days. more »
Do you think your cat might be pregnant? Whether you're breeding your cat or wondering if you may soon be dealing with an unplanned litter of kittens, knowing the facts about feline pregnancy can help you prepare. The average length of a cat pregnancy is nine weeks, although it may be several weeks before you suspect your cat is pregnant. more »
When a cat becomes pregnant, she goes through stages. A cat takes roughly three to three and a half months to go from initial contact with the... more »
Many a cat owner has come upon a completely unexpected litter of newborn kittens in their home or yard because they never suspected their female... more »
A pregnant kitty can be an exciting thing. The notion of bringing little purring lives into the world is intriguing, but you will need more than... more »
Cat breeding may sound like a simple process of putting a male and female cat in the vicinity of one another, but responsible breeders know there... more »
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