actually happened 2 1/2 years ago.
had a cat that had one kitten and we still have both today. the kitten,now a 2 1/2 years old CAT,has developed to be physically smaller in size for a grown-up cat for her age,despite being well fed. however despite the cat being extremely,extremely intelligent,it still behaves like a kitten.
my question,how rare is it for a cat to have just one kitten? a vet had mentioned the cat might have had stillboens that we didnt know about,however
we lived in a one room studio apt therefore if the cat had more than one kitten(stillborn)we likely would have known.
so anyone know how rare a cat having one kittern is? any comments about how that one kitten(a cat today)has developed from what i wrote in the second paragraph?
thanks
had a cat that had one kitten and we still have both today. the kitten,now a 2 1/2 years old CAT,has developed to be physically smaller in size for a grown-up cat for her age,despite being well fed. however despite the cat being extremely,extremely intelligent,it still behaves like a kitten.
my question,how rare is it for a cat to have just one kitten? a vet had mentioned the cat might have had stillboens that we didnt know about,however
we lived in a one room studio apt therefore if the cat had more than one kitten(stillborn)we likely would have known.
so anyone know how rare a cat having one kittern is? any comments about how that one kitten(a cat today)has developed from what i wrote in the second paragraph?
thanks