We've adopted a cute female kitten on December 16, 2019 and at this time the vet estimated she was 1-2 months old (let's say 1 month old)....
Now we wanted her to bring more kittens as we have space in our house and according to Google when you search "when can female cats get pregnant" the first answer coming out so boldly is from webmd:
A female cat can get pregnant when she's as young as 4 months old, unless she's been spayed to prevent that.
Well, we never spayed her, she did get the normal vaccines all kittens get.
Today is April 16, which is 5 months later and only now she seems have more signs that she's in heat, she's rolling a lot on the floor and making weird sounds, doesn't look like you can see any kittens in her belly yet ...
So does it mean she's only in heat now? We have a male cat we've also raised and they get along really nicely - are they supposedly going to have their thing only now and that means we'll hopefully get to see the new kittens about 2 months from now - is that more or less the right time frame? Tnx.
Now we wanted her to bring more kittens as we have space in our house and according to Google when you search "when can female cats get pregnant" the first answer coming out so boldly is from webmd:
A female cat can get pregnant when she's as young as 4 months old, unless she's been spayed to prevent that.
Well, we never spayed her, she did get the normal vaccines all kittens get.
Today is April 16, which is 5 months later and only now she seems have more signs that she's in heat, she's rolling a lot on the floor and making weird sounds, doesn't look like you can see any kittens in her belly yet ...
So does it mean she's only in heat now? We have a male cat we've also raised and they get along really nicely - are they supposedly going to have their thing only now and that means we'll hopefully get to see the new kittens about 2 months from now - is that more or less the right time frame? Tnx.