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Is Having Only One Kitten Normal?

Question:
My cat had one kitten. Is that normal to have only one kitten?

Answer:
Most get three to five kittens, but one does happen too, though it's not common. Sometimes there's a significant delay, for example 12-24 hours, between the birth of two kittens, but if your cat's seems to feel well and not in labor, everything should be fine.

How To Take Care Of Your Pregnant Cat answers all your questions about pregnancy in cats and kitten care.

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How To Take Care Of Your Pregnant Cat

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Here 's the ultimate resource for anyone who has a pregnant cat, full of insider tips from professional breeders and veterinarians. You can be reading it in minutes. Find out more here.


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