Cats can give birth to 2 to 4 litters of kittens a year. However, since the pregnancy period of cats is 2 months, it takes at least 1 month to give birth and lactate. The female cat will continue to be in estrus after the kittens are weaned, and each litter takes 3 months, so there are at most 4 litters a year. However, considering that the female cat is very weak after giving birth, and continuous breeding is not good for the female cat, it is recommended that the cat have two litters per year to ensure that the female cat has sufficient recovery time.

In addition, there is no unified standard for the number of kittens a cat can give birth to. The minimum is one per litter, and the maximum can be more than 10 Only the above. The number of litters depends mainly on factors such as the cat's breed, physique, and living environment.