Sentences with phrase «years average litter»

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The annual cost of removing litter reported by 34 harbours in the UK was approximately $ 273 000, with an average cost of $ 8 000 per harbour per year.

The average brood is 11, but it's not unheard of to have as many as 25; she can have four or five litters a year.

According to the ASPCA's website, the average number of litters a fertile cat can produce in one year is three, with an average of four to six kittens per litter.

The average number of litters a fertile cat produces is 1 to 2 a year with the average litter being from 4 to 6 kittens.

Food runs about $ 170 a year, plus $ 50 annually for toys and treats, $ 175 annually for litter and an average of $ 150 for veterinary care every year, according to the ASPCA.

An average dog produces 1 litter a year with 4 to 6 puppies.

Cats can produce 3 litters a year on average and aveage 3 to 4 kittens per litter.

«For cats, they have an average litter size of six, and they could have three of those a year,» said Blackwell.

With an average of six kittens per litter, a cat that lives for 10 years could produce around 200 kittens over the course of her lifetime!

That is based on female cats having an average of three litters a year.

According to statistics from the ASPCA, a cat can average 2 litters per year and each litter can average 4 - 6 kittens.

This season is actually three in one, because female cats will average 3 - 4 litters a year.

A single un-spayed female cat can produce three litters per year, with an average of four to six kittens per litter.

An average cat has 1 - 8 kittens per litter and 2 - 3 litters per year.

A 2004 study of 625 female free - roaming cats in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association found the average litter size to be just three kittens with a mean of 1.4 litters per year.3

25 years of neuter / return has effect comparable to reducing average litter size from four kittens to one MOUNT RANIER, Maryland ---- The largest return of data yet from a national survey of cat rescue and sterilization programs shows a cumulative reduction of 72 % in kitten births at monitored colonies since the introduction of neuter / return feral cat -LSB-...]

With an average litter size of 5 - 6 puppies, this can be around 500 puppies per year.

In the wild, three to four litters are produced each year, with an average of eight offspring per litter.

Table 2 lists all of the breeds in the AKC stud book in descending order based on the average number of registered litters produced in one year.

Feral cats have an average of 1.4 litters per year, with an average 3.5 live births in each litter.

On average, female cats have three litters of 4 - 6 kittens a year.

Even with average size litters of just 6, one pair of dogs and their offspring can result in 67,000 dogs in just 6 years.

The next two decades saw dogs imported from Hungary and elsewhere in Europe, and American breeders produced an average of 50 litters a year in the 1980's.

An unspayed female cat can have up to three litters per year, with an average of five kittens per litter, so as you can see, the problem grows exponentially.»

If from two years old through five years old she always had 6 - 8 puppies in the litter; you want to stop breeding your bitch as soon as she goes below her historical average.

In fact, the average cat has 4 - 5 kittens per litter and 2 - 3 litters per year, so if left unattended a single pair of cats and their kittens can produce as many as 420,000 kittens in just 7 years.

In three different studies, it was determined that individual female cats averaged 0.9 - 1.4 litters per year.

Dogs can have up to 2 litters a year with an average of 4 puppies.

A fertile dog produces an average of one litter per year, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

I breed very infrequently - on average 1 litter every other year.

The average fertile dog produces one litter a year, with an average of 4 to 6 puppies.

Slightly more than half stated that, on average, they bred less than one litter a year, 16 % bred one or two litters per year and the remaining 30 % didn't respond to the question.

But even in that shortened life, such a cat averages three litters a year, with four to six kittens in each batch.

Female cats can have 2 - 4 litters per year, with an average of 4 kittens per litter; but 50 - 75 % of them will not survive.

In three different studies of more than 100,000 community cats, it was determined that individual female cats averaged 0.9 - 1.4 litters per year (Wallace 2006, Nutter 2004, Scott 2002).

An average cat has 1 — 8 kittens per litter and 2 — 3 litters per year.

A: We have anywhere from 1 - 2 litters a year on average.

While it is impossible to even attempt to guess how many feral cats there are in the United States, we do know that feral cats have an average of 1.4 litters of three kittens per year, furthering the feral cat population.

Did you know that dogs can have two litters a year (with an average number of 6 - 10 pups per litter) and cats can have three litters a year (with an average number of 4 - 6 kittens per litter)?

Female cats can breed three times a year and have an average of four kittens per litter.

Cats which escape, breed 2 to 4 times a year, averaging 4 kittens per litter, quickly re-occupying areas.

In northern forests, the average age of leaf litter might be 5 years, but in tropical regions, that might just be six months.

The recovery of the species is extremely slow because the average age of maturity is 20 years, its reproductive cycle only occurs every three years - including a two - year pregnancy - and its litter size is relatively small (three to 14 offspring).

Where cats cost a bunch is in kitty litter; in an average year, you'll pay more for litter than you will for food ($ 150 annual).