Cats can give birth about three times a year, and the specific time depends on the cat’s physical condition. Normal female cats go into estrus about 3 to 4 times a year. The frequency of estrus in spring is relatively frequent. If there is no mating, they will go into estrus repeatedly, each time lasting about 3 to 15 days. The gestation period of a cat is about 65 days from the day of mating, and a cat will go into estrus again one month after giving birth.
Tips:
It is best not to let cats give birth more than twice a year, otherwise it will cause greater harm to the cat’s body.