Yeah I know he doesn't have white. We actually were thinking he may have Oriental of some sort because of his face shape and giant ears. He came to us because of him sneaking into my dad's van somewhere so no idea on his history. The mama was a feral cat recovered from a hotel so unsure about her ancestry but she isn't really a big kitty. She's black with a lot of white on her belly, paws and some on her face under her chin. I was thinking it was the grey tabby being the sire as he was the most likely one. Baby pics attached was checking them over and got pics. They are doing good and mama happy with her new nesting area. Thanks for your replies.
Agree those are prolly colorpoints and the possible dad looks oriental too. Usually in 1-2 weeks at most the points show on the nose first and ears. If they are seal lynxpoints it will be darker and show faster. Here is my Quinn when he was about 2 weeks, he is a seal point siamese.
I agree, they will probably be lynx points, since the other kittens are tabby. Lighter nose leather can be associated with dilute colors, red coloration, lynx points, or white on the face. We know it’s not red because of the colors of mom and dad, and dilute is highly unlikely but not impossible. Both lynx point and white on the face are very likely in this litter.Such cuties
One thing I noticed which seems maybe odd, to me anyway, is that one of the possible point kitten’s nose is very pink. I can’t remember what the colors are for all of the various point possibilities now for the nose but for say blue point and seal point they have a darker nose pad, but maybe it darkens as they age. So, that kitten may end up being pointed with white spotting on the face. I can also already see some stripe on the face and tail, so lynx-point prolly.
View attachment 447389
