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It’s uncommon to affect the entire litter, according to a breeder friend of mine :)

Only time will tell for sure, but at this stage she seems to have fever coat /unsound kitten coat.

Little girl

Bengals don’t get spots in classic tabby pattern. I also don’t see any Bengal in the head shape. Cute black spotted tabby DSH, no particular breed or mix.

Black spotted tabby with white. Spine lines are broken up, which means spotted, not broken mackerel.

Like the vast majority of cats, he’s a domestic without any particular breed or particular breed ancestry in any significant capacity. Randombred cats come in many different shapes and sizes. He also looks like he may be somewhat overweight, but it’s hard to judge from a photo like this.

Tabbies don’t have black noses. They’re always pink with an outline.

Looks to be black silver, yes :) cute little tyke!

Seal (black) lynx (tabby) domestic shorthair. No particular breed or mix. Gorgeous girl :)

If you want a semi-automatic box, I’d suggest looking at something like the Tidycats Breeze XL, instead :)

EZComplete can be used with cooked muscle meat. I’d use it over alternatives, personally.

I personally don’t see any MCO features that aren’t commonly found in domestic longhair cats, but gorgeous kitty :) mixes are rarer than pedigrees, the vast majority of cats have no breed or ancestry.

Blue and black tabby domestic shorthairs. No particular breed or mix of breeds. Very cute cats!

Fwiw, all life stages food is appropriate for kittens :)

I’d only feed as a treat, fish is high on the ingredients list, and I’d avoid tuna all together, personally.

S&C isn’t the best for the price, it’s quite high in carbs, in addition to previously mentioned concerns.

Seal (black) tortie point with white, no chimera needed :) Split face tortie is relatively common. She’s almost definitely a DSH without any particular breed ancestry, unless papers are involved.

Looks like a shorthair to me; cute kitten! Brushing is a good idea for shorthairs, as well. If nothing else, it’s a good bonding experience :)

This is a debunked misconception. Kibble digests fastest because it’s the most processed, followed by canned, then raw. This would also explain why kibble produces a larger amount of stool more times a day. My family friends’ kibble fed cat poos 2-3 times a day, while mine poo every to every...

Blue tortie tabby, no white :) the white on her face is from her tabby pattern