Here we are getting so complicatedOriginally Posted by DragonLady
You can always DNA the kittens, twins would have the same DNA.
Here we are getting so complicatedOriginally Posted by DragonLady
You can always DNA the kittens, twins would have the same DNA.
Well,i haven't locaated the pic yet,but here is Anna...Originally Posted by FamilytimeRags
That is too bad, but pictures are always wonderful!!I don't think I would have been thinking to rush for the camera either.From now on, I will have to have the camera right there, for the possibility of a rare time that we could have twins!!
I enjoyed all the pictures, Lil Bit, Anna, and Booger!!Originally Posted by taterbug
Well,i haven't locaated the pic yet,but here is Anna...
That is so sad. I am a twin and hubby is also and we know how it is with or other half...Originally Posted by Liberty's Buddy
My grandparents had cats (white with tabby patches) that were twins when I was growing up. Their markings were so identical it was not funny. The sad thing was during their first year of life they were seperated for several months. Scruffy went to a really good home were she was well loved. Jenny was terribly abused and never trusted many humans again. (However, I earned her trust!) The stress of being abused aged Jenny really bad. Scruffy out lived her twin by 3 years. -kd
They looked alot like the cat in your signature. Jenny would only sleep in the lap of 3 people. My grandmother was her favorite, then me and her last choice was my grandfather. It took me 3 months (of hard work) to earn her trust. -kdOriginally Posted by momof3rugratz
That is so sad. I am a twin and hubby is also and we know how it is with or other half...
FamilytimeRags said:Twins were discussed on a health list todayPlease, Which health list are you refering to?
She even had my name Sniff Sniff. Poor baby.Originally Posted by Liberty's Buddy
They looked alot like the cat in your signature. Jenny would only sleep in the lap of 3 people. My grandmother was her favorite, then me and her last choice was my grandfather. It took me 3 months (of hard work) to earn her trust. -kd
Mia mouse said:FamilytimeRags said:Twins were discussed on a health list todayIt is called the Fanciers Health List, it has a lot of rescue organizations, breeders, and either one of 2 vets that discuss different health topics. It isn't meant to replace your own vets advice, but to help with your vet to make better decisions. Dr. Susan Little, a Canadian Feline Health Specialist is on the list, she is someone whos advice I value.Please, Which health list are you refering to?
Here is a link to the FAN-H List: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fanciershealth/
FamilytimeRags said:Mia mouse said:I just took the cat age test, Honey my spayed female is 28.2 yours by their test, which is 9.1 years younger then cats her age.(She is six yrs old) I thought that was pretty good, one of the only things that cost age was second hand smoke (and teeth, I don't brush my cats teeth.)Originally Posted by FamilytimeRags
Twins were discussed on a health list today
It is called the Fanciers Health List, it has a lot of rescue organizations, breeders, and either one of 2 vets that discuss different health topics. It isn't meant to replace your own vets advice, but to help with your vet to make better decisions. Dr. Susan Little, a Canadian Feline Health Specialist is on the list, she is someone whos advice I value.
Here is a link to the FAN-H List: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fanciershealth/
Poor babies. RIPOriginally Posted by WellingtonCats
My cat Loonie had Cream Shaded Cameo twins about three years ago. They shared the same placenta. Sadly one had to be put to sleep at birth since it had a hare lip.