Chinchillas can generally give birth to 2-4 kittens in one litter, and some can give birth to 6-7 kittens. It mainly depends on the specific conditions of your own cats. Usually a cat's pregnancy lasts about 63-66 days. During this period, owners should be careful not to let the cat do any strenuous exercise to prevent miscarriage, and they should not supplement too much nutrition, which can easily lead to an oversized fetus and dystocia.

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Generally, cats will become anxious 1-2 days before giving birth, stop eating, bark all the time, and even dig their nests. On the day of giving birth, the cat will lick its belly and reproductive organs frequently. In addition, cats usually start giving birth about half an hour after their amniotic water breaks. If the cat does not start giving birth within two hours, it is likely to be dystocia.