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sammytko

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11. You almost described the litter I'm raising

Reply to Justice wanted (Original post)

Fri Feb 24, 2012, 12:31 AM

Feb 2012

One is a siamese, one is grey and the other is almost calico. The mom is dark grey with white paws. The dads are ????

Semi-feral mom is now fixed and won't be having any more babies. Babies will be fixed next.

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Long time Cat owners Help--Can the kittens be from the same litter? [View all] Justice wanted Feb 2012 OP

yes Angry Dragon Feb 2012 #1

Sometimes kittens in the same litter have different fathers. The Velveteen Ocelot Feb 2012 #2

They show their "family tree" in their coats. Graybeard Feb 2012 #3

Absolutely. And siblings get along very well together in the same house. HopeHoops Feb 2012 #4

Thanks for the responses! She is going to keep them but she was concerned about Justice wanted Feb 2012 #5

Also, MadrasT Feb 2012 #8

Yes, it's possible. Rochester Feb 2012 #6

This one quakerboy Feb 2012 #7

That is so cool. Now I know why vets keep telling me that my orange girl cat is a rarety. applegrove Feb 2012 #9

Sure hyphenate Feb 2012 #10

You almost described the litter I'm raising sammytko Feb 2012 #11

A similar result occasionally happens with humans, too marzipanni Feb 2012 #12