Twins(or other multiples)!

I got to thinking after seeing estelle58's thread with her "twin" siameses....does anybody else have "optical illusion" kitties? My Twitch & Ophelia are both white, blue eyed beauties.

I have once in a lifetime pics of the two of them in the same room together!




Let's see pics of your twin(or whatever other multiple) kitties!

Well they're not really twins as Zoey has green eyes and Saki has yellow eyes but lots of people cant tell them apart








Hee hee

haha, so many cuties, and zoey's pic (zoeysakibuttnewpalm.jpg) oh my

are they all yours?

I wouldn't call these guys triplets, but they're close I guess. Everyone except me used to mix them up. It's Beandip in the center, with 2 of his littermates...



Beandip and his brother, and his mother of course



My 3 torties only look like triplets with their backs turned LOL ...their faces give them away (for me anyway...other people don't know how I can tell them apart??)

Here are a few more of mine...

They can get kind of close to twins or should I say quads?

This is my foster litter from almost 3 years ago. I was the only one who could tell them all apart!

And here are Cricket and Pieris. They aren't identical, but I did call them the twins.

Originally Posted by clixpix

This is my foster litter from almost 3 years ago. I was the only one who could tell them all apart!

Click to expand...

Those kinds of litters confuse me! There was a litter of 5 tabbies at the shelter here....we had to mark them so we could tell them apart!

Originally Posted by white cat lover

Those kinds of litters confuse me! There was a litter of 5 tabbies at the shelter here....we had to mark them so we could tell them apart!

Click to expand...

You get to know them. To this day, I can tell who everyone is in the pictures, and I haven't laid eyes on them since they were adopted out.

The Cat Brat Gang

I love twin kitties! I used to have a pair of twin Abys, Dale and Junior, but no pics of them on puter had to have them wear collars to tell them apart at first