What kind of cat

Hi. I would like to know if my cat is a ragdoll as some people have said. How do I post a picture of him on here so I can get your opinions on him. Thank you.

Go to photobucket.com, register(it's free), upload your pictures, there will be three links underneath the picture you upload. The three links are URL, HTML, and IMG. Copy the IMG and paste it in a post here and it should upload your picture once you post a reply. Good Luck!

I hope I did this right. Does this image show a picture of my cat?

Yep - looks like a red point himalayn type of cat. Its definately a red point mixed breed - no purebred

But is pretty.

I see a very pretty flame point kitty
Aside from point color, he looks like my Ivory.
Her vet suspects she is a ragdoll mix, but on paper, she's just a moggie (mixed breed).

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What a pretty cat! My sons grandmother had a litter of kittens, from a feral tabby female, and boy was there ever diversity in that litter! One was a seal point kitten who couldve easily passed for a purebred Siamese, one was fluffy white girl with Raggie markings and the other one was a flame point male who looked very much like yours!

His parents were both moggies but he was still stunning!

Thank you for all your help. I don't know what to do with him. I found him on Thanksgiving day in our backyard. He was full of burs & clumps of hair knots. I took him to a vet. He was not micro chipped. He had fleas, worms & a water borne illness. A groomer took out the hair knots & burs & bathed him. I isolated him in my playroom until January 1st when he would be healthy enough to meet my dog & my two cats. I gradually introduced everyone. He is pretty good with my dog & one of the cats. I thought he & my other cat were at least tolerating each other but I just discovered my cat has licked all his hair off his lower stomach & the inside of his hind legs. I think I should find the stray cat another home. What do you think?

I'd have the one checked out for any kind of skin problems first rather then just rehome the new cat. If he gets along with everyone, why make him leave?