How many kittens can a cat give birth to?

Cats generally can give birth to 1 to 8 kittens, most cats will give birth to 3 to 6 kittens, and a small number of cats will give birth to more than 10 kittens. It depends on the actual situation of the cat. The more kittens a cat gives birth to per litter, the weaker the kittens will be, so the survival rate will be lower, and dystocia is also more likely to occur.
Tip:
During pregnancy and lactation of cats, nutritional supplements should be strengthened to avoid malnutrition in older cats and kittens.
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