The number of kittens a cat gives birth to is usually around 1-8, with around 5 being more common. Some cats may give birth to more than ten kittens at a time, but such cats will be in a weaker body condition and will not be easily feed. The number of cats born has little to do with their first birth, but has a lot to do with the mother's physique and fertilization conditions.

If pet owners want to know the number of pregnancies in their cat, they can go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination after 25 days of pregnancy, or take the cat to the pet hospital for X-ray examination after 45 days of pregnancy. Judgment can be made.

The care of the owner after the cat is pregnant is very important to both the mother cat and the fetus.

1. The owner should change the cat’s cat food to pregnancy-specific cat food, and then prepare some nutritional paste, goat milk powder and meat to supplement the cat’s nutrition.

2. Owners should pay attention to supplementing calcium and trace elements to cats, and can take cats to exercise and bask in the sun appropriately.

3. Pay attention to keeping cats warm and cold-proof, ventilating and dissipating heat, maintaining environmental hygiene, doing physical examinations during pregnancy, etc.