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@furmonster mom I think that it can be either or both. Because it is more common in breeds like Siamese, there must be a hereditary component to it at least some of the time. And just like in humans it makes sense that improper diet and exposure to certain mediation or toxins could have an...

@catapault I read that as well, I suppose the may have come in contact with something that I wasn't aware of.

I have scoured the internet, looked through all my breed/breeding related books and my Merrick Vet manual, asked my vet and I cannot find any information on the mode of inheritance of cleft palate in cats. I have found information on dogs and 1 study from the University of Pittsburgh on a family...