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Old 27-05-2008, 10:29 AM
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I hate to be the bearer of bad news but it is possible. We have some queens who come into call when their babies are only a week old. I reckon though you would have to be bloody unlucky for her to be pregnant after one short outing.
That answers a question I was going to ask as Zelda's kittens are only 6 days old and she is starting to call - not full blown yet but shouting at window and flicking her tail - wondered if it was possible.

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I think one litter a year is enough for me!
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That answers a question I was going to ask as Zelda's kittens are only 6 days old and she is starting to call - not full blown yet but shouting at window and flicking her tail - wondered if it was possible.

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Same here, 1 litter a year for my girls is enough. Saying that they both had 7, with 6 surviving from each, it took a lot out of them. I think as above, you have to decide whats best for your cat and if she can cope physically & mentally with another litter so soon.
The rules are no more than 3 litters in 2 years, but it's obviously up to the breeders how & when they do it. Nobody knows our cats better than we do
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