How many litters can a cat have per year?

Answer 1

Mice normally wait at least two weeks to a month between litters. A mouse can have anywhere from 12 to 24 litters in a single year.

With an average of 12 mice per litter, a single mouse can give birth to around 144 to 288 babies a year!

Answer 2

Rabbits can have one litter every month, so they can have as many as twelve. But it's best to give rabbits a rest inbetween.

Actually rabbit's are capable of having 13 litters a year. That's why you must always keep doe's separate. You can keep many doe's together in a huge rabbit pen but you can't put buck rabbits together as they will fight.

Actually - does can also fight if you're not careful. The best chance you have of them not fighting is if you put them together from young. And it also help if they come from the same litter.

Correction- does are more territorial than bucks. They will fight with both sexes, and have been known to even castrate a buck they do not care for. If you have a large communal pen, fighting probably will be in a minimum as each doe will be able to claim her own space. This is assuming that this pen is extremely large - at least 20 x 10 feet and provides digging and hiding areas. If you are keeping them as pets, rabbits must be bonded, and even then they will occasionally fight.

Bucks will usually growl, gnash teeth and spray urine before attempting to fight.

Rabbits can be bred immediately after giving birth, but it will greatly diminish the production rate and health of your doe. Most higher quality rabbitries breed their does every 6-8 weeks in order to keep them in good "working" shape.

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~Winding Brook Rabbitry~

Answer 3

She can have as many as 4 litters per year.

Answer 4

Squirrels have two litters a year and can have up to four babies. The babies are born naked and do not leave out of the nest.

Answer 5

they have a litter of 5-12 once a year

Answer 6

5

Answer 7

7 - 12 cubs