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Do cats get pregnant every time they mate?
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If a female cat mates, she can easily become pregnant during her first post-estrus cycle. They require to occur ovulation period within three to four matings to get pregnant. Cats are induced ovulators, which means that the act of breeding stimulates the release of eggs from the ovaries.
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The cat makes and has a false pregnancy known as pseudo. It can show all the signs of pregnancy such as gaining weight, and increased appetite, and can produce milk. 
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I don't think so, because cats can mate more than three to four times within a 24-hours period. Cats' mating lasts for minutes or two, hence they mate multiple times in a short period of time. Thus, I don't think they can get pregnant just with one-time mating.
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if the female cat mates she can easily GET pregnant they need three to four matings until it gets pregnant the cat may cause false pregnancy called pseudo
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No, cats do not necessarily get pregnant every time they mate. Female cats have a breeding season, and they are more likely to become pregnant during this time. However, it's still important to spay and neuter cats to prevent unwanted litters and reduce the risk of certain health issues.
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No, cats do not get pregnant every time they mate. Cats can be fertile for only a few days out of the month, and the timing of the mating must be right in order for the female cat to become pregnant. Additionally, it is possible for cats to mate without the female becoming pregnant.
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When a female cat mates with a male cat, the sperm gets trapped in the female cat's reproductive tract, allowing the queen to become pregnant. While in heat, a queen can release multiple eggs. Cats don't ovulate the same way as many mammals, including humans. Cats do not release an egg in preparation for fertilization.
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