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Please HELP with cats and pregnancy!?
My cat had babies 3 months ago. And I caught her today having sex with neighbor's cat!!!
Could she get pregnant again??? And when???
Isn't it too soon?
Also, have a little girl from her, female kitten, 3 months old...
Is it dangerous for her to be outside alone, maybe some male cat gets her?
Sorry if questions are so stupid, but I have no clue!
Thanks in advance.
2 Answers
- 9 years agoFavorite Answer
Actually what surprises most people is that a cat can get pregnant again almost immediately after they raise a litter(when the kittens are weaned). And I would keep her inside until you can spay her, and keep the kitten in as well, you don't want her having a litter as well, because at four months she can get pregnant and sadly the pregnancy alone can kill her. Also in a cat that young (the kitten) the kittens (if she were to become pregnant) won't always form right and they don't always make full term and if they don't then they might rot inside her or cause an infection, sadly that has happened to one of my cats before, she died of sepsis. Keep them both inside until you can spay them.
