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When a cat gives birth, are all the kittens born at the same time2007-11-25 12:30:24

if not, whats the longest it should take for all of them to be born?

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Take your cat to the hospital (NOT the Miami Maternity Center, I'm NOT the freak obsessed with that place) and it will be fine

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No, she can only birth one at a time, The time will vary depending on contractions.

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IT ALSO DEPENDS ON HOW MANY KITTENS THERE ARE. SHE'LL CLEAN EACH ONE UP BEFORE SHE HAS ANOTHER ONE.

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Usually its one right after another. It goes farely quickly.

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Don't know, but for my dog it was over 12 hours.

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one at a time.

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it varies. check with your vet, she/he will tell you more about your cat

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I took in a pregnant stray recently, and when she went into labor, I contacted the vet and researched it on the internet because I had no idea what to do. Cat labor can last several hours. The vet said that if it lasted longer then eleven hours, then proffessional help may be required. She could have the kittens back to back, or several hours apart.

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NO. Be there, there might be problems. Then you call the vet!

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At what age can cats reproduce?

Generally, cats reach puberty between six and 12 months of age, although this can fluctuate depending on certain factors such as breed, climate and nutrition.