How old are the kittens? They look quite young. Maybe 5-6 weeks old? Kittens should stay with mom preferably until 12 weeks old but no sooner than 10 weeks old. Honestly, it looks like the ginger and white ones are younger than the other one?
If you have no other cats I would adopt two. At least lol. Kittens thrive with other kitties. The ginger would be the least desirable one so may take longer to adopt out than the others.
He's not a tabby. He's black and white. All kittens have ghost markings, his will either disappear or go away completely (but may be seen in the light sometimes).
Domestic short hairs, colorpoint bicolors are what they are called. Not sure why it would matter if they resemble a snowshow if they for sure arent that breed? They will grow darker as they get older if thats what you were wondering :) I do hope you spay momma cat :)
He is a black and white kitten. Not a tabby. He's a kitten which means you can see the ghost markings very clearly. As he gets older it usually fades away. :) All cats/kittens are tabbies but with solids, they usually fade into the background. He would still be classified as a black/white.
No shes not a black smoke. Black cats always have grey roots and she's just getting it more prominently. My longhair cats always poofed out more once they hit close to 3 years old so it might just be longer or thicker fur and you can notice the grey roots more. If she's playing, eating and no...
She would be a domestic long hair. All long hair cats have toe tufts and she doesnt have lynx tips like a MC does. I dont see either breeds in her. She's quite stunning :)
$5480 for my first cat Felicity, she was in the emergency vet for 5 days when she was very ill. She had a surgical biopsy done, feeding tube placed and meds/tests. She had SCL.
Jethro has CKD and would have cost me thousands of dollars in vet bills and supplies. He's only 3 years old.
Do you have pics of momma? That will help. His markings look like a half bengal to me. I'd say 5 weeks old. I hope the owner spayed mom. And if he is a half bengal you will probably want to adopt a 2nd kitten. Bengals are very high energy for life.
My one cat Fynn was recently diagnosed with mild asthma. Thankfully we caught it early but I want to help him with reducing the dust from the litter. The one I have isn't that bad (arm/hammer slide) but I wasn't sure what the best ones are. It has to be soft litter for my other cat who has very...