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The population of cats is the united states alone is unbelievable. Nearly all experts will tell you that you need spay your cat instead of breed it. Regardless of what experts have to say, many people want to have a litter of kittens from their cat. When you breed your cat, there are a few things that you need to think about.

One thing you have to know is that breeding cats takes time. For the next two months after the litter is born, you should clean the area on a daily basis. You will also need to watch over the kittens as well, and keep a close eye on how they are developing. If you're going to breed a litter of cats, you will not have time for much of anything else.

Breeding cats may also require a good degree of space as well. If you have a small apartment, you should not attempt to breed a cat. You should also be sure that your family agrees with the idea, as it isn't good for the kittens if you keep them locked up. Keep in mind that kittens like to see things; they'll end up going all over your home as well.

Breeding cats also takes a degree of responsibility as well. You should have a plan of approach, including homes for the kittens to go that you aren't planning to keep. Keep in mind that things can change, someone who wanted a cat may change his mind once the litter is born. In this event, you should decide whether or not you can keep a kitten that will not have a home.

Breeding also needs some education as well. You have to be prepared for any issues along the way, as well as what takes place during birth. From cutting umbilical cords to delivering early, you'll need to be well prepared. You should also have the proper supplies, and know how to handle things in the event of a c-section. You'll also need to know what to feed pregnant cats, as their diets are very important if you are breeding.

Breeding will also cost money as well, with kittens costing a lot more money than you may think. The food isn't the only thing that is expensive, as the vet bills can also get expensive. Even though you may go through the entire pregnancy without going to the vet, you'll still need de-worming and vaccination medicines as well.

In short, there is a lot to consider where breeding is concerned. If you've your mind set on it and you would like to breed, you should be sure that you have the proper knowledge and everything you need before hand. Always be ready to deal with anything associated with breeding - and prepare yourself for the worst possible scenario.

by: James Gabriele.




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