Have 2 Cats and Not Sure What the Breed Is?
July 18th, 2010
I found two very small kittens about 4 to 6 months ago and not sure of the breed. One is a very dark brown and almost all black. The other has a tiger pattern to him. Not sure if they are "ragdoll" cats or not. I am not even sure what ragdoll cats are. I know that when they are in my arms they both go very limp and just hang there wanting and waiting to be loved and rubbed on. They also just spend the ENTIRE day flopping down on tables, chairs, and the floor.
it might be that the just dont like each other… or the female needs more calcium in her diet… just saying
by the coloring you are describing sounds like ragdoll maybe a bangel
here is a book that can tell you:
Cats-David Alderton -Dorling Kindersley Handbooks (DK)
http://www.dk.com
that is how I found out what breed my cats were. This book has pictures of every different kind of cat I think. Ragdolls are long haired cats and very pretty. Best of luck on your search.
as long as you love them, then it shouldn’t matter. Just enjoy the love they can give you . .. .
Yep, that sure sounds like a ragdoll. I’ve had two. They are totally laid back and loveable!
By the colouring, they don’t sound like ragdolls.
ASK THE VET!!!!!!!!!! duhh
well, if you want to make sure what breeds they are, you should probably ask your vet.
or you can look for pictures of different breeds and their coloration in the net.
awww…. just continue loving and caring for your cats.
Go to the library and ask for a book about cats. I remember there being this big book that had pictures of cats and their breeds in it.
If you want to know the genders………A male’s……well you know…..looks like a colon (:). A females behind looks like and upsidedown exclamation mark (!). Hope it helps!
Sounds like you have two darling babies to love and care for. Unless you get cats from a professional breeder they cannot be a particular breed.
The moggies as the British call them usually make the best and healthiest cats. Pure-breed cats tend to have health issues. Different breeds have different problems. For instance, the Himalayans can be prone to have cysts on their kidneys causing them to fail at an early age. Persians can have serious breathing problems. Same in dogs, labs with hip displasia, etc. The mix of genes in the typical cat helps them lead heathier lives.