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Jul 9, 2009

How Young Can a Cat Have Kittens?

While their bodies continue to mature for some time afterward, cats of both genders can begin breeding as young as 5 months of age.
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Jennifer Copley

Cats Feature Writer

Jennifer Copley is a freelance writer, researcher, and editor with more than 18 years' experience. As the owner of Infodemons Information Consultancy, Jennifer works for a diverse array of clients, predominantly in the fields of business and technology; health, fitness, and nutrition; and education.

Jennifer has degrees in Creative Writing and Education from the University of British Columbia, as well as TESOL (Teacher of English to Speakers of Other Languages) certification.

For fun she writes science fiction stories, goes on hikes, swims in the ocean, watches offensive cartoons, and bakes various pies. Other hobbies include kickboxing and jujitsu, collecting surprising facts, and mocking various aspects of pop culture. Her pet peeves include circus clowns, muzak, and temporarily popular linguistic abominations such as "partay."