by JP1967 on November 30th, 2003

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Can a female cat bear kittens from different fathers in the same litter?

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  • by lunatik on December 3rd, 2003

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    YES!
    We have had several litters where a "brother and sister" definately had different fathers.

    A vet I met informally even stated that it is possible that more than one male can co-fertilize a single egg. Sounds out there to me. but look at the cats.

    I know the AKC (for dogs) state that if a female has mated to a non AKC registered male she may not be qualified to bear any AKC pups. regardless if an AKC mating occured previous or post to the non sanctioned mating.

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