Will my cat only have one kitten if she was an only kitten herself?

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My cat was the only kitten of her litter, does this mean she'll also only have one kitten per litter? Pet's info: Cat | Domestic Mediumhair | Female | unspayed | 11 months and 18 days old

Jessica Keay, DVM · Accepted Answer

No, this does not necessarily mean she will only have one kitten per litter. Younger cats and much older cats tend to have smaller litters, so perhaps your cat's mother was quite young when she gave birth.

Will my cat only have one kitten if she was an only kitten herself?

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