Answer
Jack:
Cats should not have even one litter, let alone 4. Each litter poses
risks, but there is no special number that means the kittens are
premature. The only thing you can say is that the more litters and the
older the cat, the more likely something is to go wrong.
Tina:
No.
But neither should a queen be allowed to have four litters, or three
litters, or two. The vast majority of animals killed in shelters every
month are cats.
Lakelady:
No
it isn't true. I wouldn't recommend it but when I was a girl my brother
had a best friend whose cat, Smokey, gave birth twice a year to healthy
kittens and did so for the 15 years that I knew her.Bill said she kept
it up after I left for college. She was sort of a mini-legend in our
small town because every one of her kittens looked just exactly like
her. Gray longhair with a white face.
Kent:
no, not true.
If your cat is having alot of sex, it will produce more litters. They don't have to premature.
If your cat is having alot of sex, it will produce more litters. They don't have to premature.
Mog:
Nope. When I was a kid we had sort of a cat problem because of one cat
that had 2-3 litters every year for 8 years. We eventually named her
Mothership because she always had little kitties hovering around her.
Ocimom:
No. But letting your cat breed all the time is a good way to have
smaller and sicker kittens over time. If the cat is not a top quality
purebred in a legit breeding program, then please spay your cat
immediately.