can fixed cats have babies?
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Yeah, amazing but once you fix a cat, they stop having kittens and start having puppies..It is the darnest thing.
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Eventful!\n\nA cat had kittens in our garage about 6 weeks ago, and this weekend we caught the kittens and have started trying to wean and domesticate them so that we can find good homes for them.\n\nHappy to report that they're no longer hissing at us and a couple of them purr now.  They all seem to be healthy.\n\nWe're giving the mother cat a week or so to recover, and then we're planning to use a humane trap to catch her and take her to the vet to get her spayed.  I really doubt that she'll appreciate it, though.  :o(\n\nWish us luck!\n\nHow was your weekend?
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NO...you cant get pregnant unless the sperm gets in your cutchie hole.
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So, your daugter is gonna have kittens finally?  \n\nDoes anyone have first pick of the litter??\n\n\nI wish you well..\n\nJesse
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adopt! There are plenty of good pets you can adopt for a lot less money. Plus, they almost always come nutered or spayed. I adopted an adorable cat!
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Yes\nKill a cat     -   4 dogs  3 cats 6 chickens\nKill a dog     -   3 dogs  5 cats 4 chickens\nKill a cat     -   4 dogs  4 cats 5 chickens\nKill a chicken -   3 dogs 2 cats 4 chickens\nKill a dog     -   2 dogs 4 cats 2 chickens\nKill a cat     -   3 dogs 3 cats 3 chickens
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Almost certainly.Although it is a myth that if you touch it the mother wont like it anymore, you still shouldnt touchit. Only move it or handle it if it is in immediate danger, like in a road or being stalked by a dog.Also bear in mind that while still babies, many wild animals are inclined to explore for themselves and go off for short periods alone before returning to the litter.So the answer is probably.Keep an eye out and make sure that its safe, but from a distance.Dont hover.If it still hasnt been claimed by Mama in 12 hrs or so, and youre sure it is too young to be living on its own, call your local wildlife rehabilitator.The vets office may have the number. Good luck!
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TOXOPLASMOSIS. IT'S SOMETHING IN CAT FECES, THAT IF PREGNANT WOMEN CONTRACT, IT CAN DO A LOT OF DAMAGE TO  THE FETUS.
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I think servals and caracals are beautiful animals; if I ever live out in a remote area, I hope I can own a kitten.  Try this site for some info on the life cycle.
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I am not sure if I understand your question? Do you mean two dogs like a Cocker Spaniel and a Collie breeding? Or a Cocker Spaniel and a Siamese Cat breeding?\n\nI will address both, then go to birds and monkeys.\n\nFirst dogs are all the same species. It does seem incredible, but a Chihuahua is the same species as a Great Dane and would be able to produce puppies, though it wouldn't be easy! Any of the domestic house cats, like Persians, Siamese, etc are also the same species. Because of domestication people have been able to selectively breed these species to get a wide variety of types. They are called breeds, not species.\n\nBirds and monkeys have not had this same manipulation. Even birds that look fairly similar, like a White-throated Sparrow and a Swamp Sparrow are different species. There actually can be some hybridization between similar species, but its rare and normally a bird of one species will choose a mate of its own kind. \n\nMonkeys are the same. They are different species. I am not as familiar with monkeys as I am with birds, and there may be some hybridization, but they are still separate species.\n\nOh, if you meant cats and dogs breeding with each other, that doesn't happen.
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Really different cats.
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nope... they have a difference level of chromosomes,\n\n\nthey more than liekly could try.. but the results would be more than likely dead and birth from physical problems such as no lungs, or no heart etc..\n\ndifferent animals have maanged to mate ouside thier chromosome levels, such as the donkey and horse, and the lion and tigers (Ligers).. normally these animals do not last a full age and have birth defects.
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Yes\n\nLions and Tigers can mate if raised in captivity - Liger\nHorses and Donkeys mate - mule\nZebra and horse - Zorse
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Even if they did crossbreed and produced offspring that were black, it wouldn't be able to get fixed into the population and produce more black cats since the hybrids would probably be sterile. There would have to be a constant cycle of leopards/jaguars (cougars have so far only been crossed with leopards) escaping, carrying the mutant gene, finding and breeding with a cougar, and then producing black instead of lightly spotted cubs.   I disagree that it is impossible for cougars to be melanistic. Melanism is most common in jungle dwelling cats (it may provide better camouflage and not get weeded out), but individuals of other species such as bobcats have been found melanistic or partially melanistic.  I do agree, though, that if we do find our first melanistic specimen of cougar it won't be in a scenario like this. The Florida panther population is pretty small and probably well studied. If a melanistic panther cub survived to adulthood it would probably be more likely to be found then if it turned up in another cougar population.
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Cat's claw works not only as an herbal contraceptive but also as an anti-viral.....I've been using it for years and never been pregnant...becareful though because it can cause permanent sterileity(sp?)
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ok if your a cat you can have how many you want.\nbut 5 times my god . no way that is way to many.\n4 is enough lol
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I haven't found anything to support that as of yet, but cats CAN have bronchitis! This is sometimes called feline asthma, and can be mistaken for 'coughing up a hairball' or vomiting, among other things. As for the question...not a silly one at all, there are many diseases/conditions that can be passed from pets to humans...take ringworm or tapework for example. However, I do not believe this to be one of those. Good luck!