Photo's of newborn kittens!

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Hi,

My cat had her kittens yesterday morning, I'm not sure if they are boys or girls yet, the black one was first, then the 2 ginger and then the tabby. They all weighed around 100 gramms when I weighed them last night.

Here they are;



and individually;
 
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Awwwwwwwwwwww!!!!!!!

They're beautiful!!!!

Congratulations to you and the new Mommy!!!!!!


 
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Aww - you have two red tabbys, a black, and a brown patched tabby. The patched tabby is a female, so you can use her to sex the other ones. More then likely the reds are both boys, and the black can be either.
 
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The dark tabby is more likely tortie, so definately a girl.

My Ziggy had 2 red boys a black and white girl and a tortie girl.

The boys 'regions' were further from the anus and much more swollen. The girls seemed much flatter.

Congratulations on your new babies!!!
 
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oh my goodness!!! They are absolutely adorable!!!! How is momma doing? Is she being a good mother?
 
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Originally Posted by GoldenKitty45

Aww - you have two red tabbys, a black, and a brown patched tabby. The patched tabby is a female, so you can use her to sex the other ones. More then likely the reds are both boys, and the black can be either.
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Congrats on the babies. Keep showing us their progress.

Not to hijack the post, but I have a question on the quote above...I have had about 2 dozen foster kittens, 6 of which have been red/orange tabbies. Three of which were female, three male. (I counted on my fingers twice to double check
) Are orange tabbies usually male? I never knew that. Learn something new everyday!!
 
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Originally Posted by Hdizzy

Congrats on the babies. Keep showing us their progress.

Not to hijack the post, but I have a question on the quote above...I have had about 2 dozen foster kittens, 6 of which have been red/orange tabbies. Three of which were female, three male. (I counted on my fingers twice to double check
) Are orange tabbies usually male? I never knew that. Learn something new everyday!!
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99% of the time reds are male, but from what i have heard females are getting more common.

same as tricolours 99% are normally female, if you do get a male normally they are infertile.
im sure that is what i have read. if im wrong someone please correct me.
 
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Hmm, I never knew tri-colors to ever be males. And like I said, I've been 50/50 on the red tabbies. Thanks for the info!

So how are your new babies doing? Can't wait to see more pics!!
 
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They are soooooooo cute. I'm afraid I couldn't see the last one on her own, is she! a tortie? I had read a no. of years ago that 85% of orange tabbies were male. Calicos are the same as torties 99% female I would think.
 
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