Cats can be pregnant with children from two male cats. A female cat can indeed be pregnant with the children of multiple male cats at the same time. This situation is called "simultaneous pregnancy".

Cats generally ovulate after mating and will only ovulate under the stimulation of mating. Usually, multiple eggs will be released within 20-50 hours after mating. At this time, if the female cat has sperm from multiple male cats, she can be pregnant with children from multiple male cats at the same time, and these children will be born at the same time.

Pay attention to the following points when cats are pregnant:

1. The first thing is to raise pregnant cats separately. Keep pregnant female cats in separate rooms.

This is to prevent cats from competing for food, fighting, male cats going into heat, etc., which may cause stress reactions in female cats and lead to miscarriage.

2. Don’t separate them completely. You can let the female cat play with other cats for a while every day when people are at home.

Cats also have feelings for each other. A female cat who suddenly lives alone may miss other cats. Therefore, it is recommended that the female cat come out to bask in the sun with other cats when people are around. Someone must be present. Separate the male cat quickly when there is a conflict or when the male cat is in heat.

3. The room prepared for the female cat should be clean, hygienic, and exposed to sunlight.

This is a requirement for pregnant female cats in all cat families, and multi-cat families are no exception.

4. In terms of diet, pregnant female cats will eat a lot and require special care.

Generally speaking, the food intake of pregnant female cats is about double or even one and a half times that of before. Special care should be taken at this time, and the kittens should be given plenty of food until they are weaned.