What a nightmare - I had enough trouble coping with one litter. Tabitha's kittens are 15 weeks now and she is still not back to the weight she used to be so I'd hate to have seen her cope with another litter in the next few months. She's been spayed so it's not possible.

Is there any chance the kittens' father could be the father of the kittens they are expecting? I only ask as that is one of the many reasons I am going to try and get the three kittens I am keeping spayed asap as I am worried they will end up mating with their Dad - whoever he may be!!

I'm not a breeder, just have moggies, but I'd worry if the kittens were pregnant by their father, although maybe in the cat world this is OK - I just would wonder about any genetic faults being magnified.

I think I read on another thread about two queens caring for each others kittens so hopefully yours won't attack each others fur babies.

I wish you luck - all those little bundles of mischief running around. My five have shredded my curtains - literally. Just as well they are so cute and loveable.

not a wind up.

the mother im not sure of the age as she was pregnant when she came in as a stray or watever they are called, the cats dont usually fight as they are like mother daughter sister, and very friendly. i have pictures and could take more pictures, easily. im serious i want to know, not a wind up.but if any one doubts im not goin to bother lol i just wanted some nice cat advice which im getting. thanks.

cant remeber what the rest of your post said.

I hope peoples advice is taken and these cats are spayed as soon as possible so it doesnt happen again

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no skog cat does not go out, its scared i think. it was also a stray too, so who ever owned it before us let it out.

IT!! thats a horrible thing to say. He/she or the cats name would be better. To be honest i'm very concerned for your cats

because for. lol, i dont know cos they dont make sense, who cares man i wanted some advice i've gotten it ill never darken these forums again, unless i need cat advice. or dog. dont worry about it. also to the one about the father bein the kittens father its highly likely, i think they are all pregnant from the same tom. and that he is actually there father, i tihnk hes the only cat in the area i dont see many cats except for ours.

I realise the first litter was nothing to do with you but she has since been pregnant twice either she was out or the male was in the house?

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