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No, a cat can get pregnant at any point when she is mated. Cats are induced ovulators. Cats can also have silent heats, which you would not notice.
Cats can't get pregnant at just any time. They are induced ovulators, but they must be in heat in order to ovulate and get pregnant. However, it can *seem* as though they got pregnant while not being in heat, because they can have a silent heat.No, a cat can get pregnant at any point when she is mated. Cats are induced ovulators. Cats can also have silent heats, which you would not notice.
It is possible for a female to go into heat again within a week or two of birth, even if she is nursing babies. To be safe, it is best to separate the two of them for now.How long will a female go back into heat after just having a litter of kittens?
Most cats won't have a problem with something 3-4 feet high. You can put a chair on the non-kitten side to help her one way.But then the mom would have trouble getting in. She's not too big.
Awe very cute! I'm late to the post. Was one of those lynx? Looks like the last picture the one on the right got the lynx gene. Did you post pictures of the kitten you kept and any updated pictures of how it looks now =)Kieka, look how big the Ragdoll kittens have gotten! There are two more who are solid white not on the photo. What color you think they're eventually be? They're 2 weeks old today. I was hoping to get a blue colorpoint mitted or a blue lynx mitted. Their grandmother is a "mitted" seal point and their great grand mother was a lynx point. What's the earliest a person can tell the exact points? I know these already appear to be blue. These don't seem bicolor because of the nose, correct?