I'm having a hard time figuring out if pumpkin is a boy or girl. Could anyone please be able to tell me ? Id really appreciate it if so. Thank you in advanceView attachment 292628 View attachment 292628 !
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Is Pumpkin A Boy Or Girl?
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Looks like a boy to me -- there's a lot of space between the two openings, and the bottom one looks more like a dot than a slit. How old is Pumpkin?
I actually think that's a girl. If you zoom in you can see the slit. Here's a little orange boy I have right now, see the difference?
I think Pumpkin is a boy who's slightly younger than yours, but it could be a girl. There's a slight difference, but every kitten is also slightly different.I actually think that's a girl. If you soom in you can see the slit. Here's a little orange boy I have right now, see the difference?
But best thing is to have the vet take a look when she goes in for her vaccines. Pictures can't tell everything!
When I first adopted my kittens, a boy and a girl, they were 8 weeks old, and it was a bit hard to distinguish between their "parts" -- but that changed within a week or so.
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I got him (her?) From a lady that was giving away kittens in the parking lot of Walmart. As soon as I saw pumpkin I knew I had to take her/ him home with me. They said they didn't know if it was a boy or girl and said that he/she was about 7 weeks old when I got him/her on may 24. So roughly around 3-4 months old I'm assuming.
As soon as I saw pumpkin I knew I had to take her/ him home with me. They said they didn't know if it was a boy or girl and said that he/she was about 7 weeks old when I got him/her on may 24. So roughly around 3-4 months old I'm assuming.
If Pumpkin is 3-4 months old, then she looks like a girl. If she were a boy, her testicles would be more obvious by now.I got him (her?) From a lady that was giving away kittens in the parking lot of Walmart.
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Boy.
Could you get another photo?
You can go ahead and get Pumpkin spayed now. In the meantime, make sure she stays inside and away from non-neutered male cats. Kittens can actually conceive as young as 4 months. 
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That's a good idea. I definitely don't want pumpkin having any babies regardlessYou can go ahead and get Pumpkin spayed now. In the meantime, make sure she stays inside and away from non-neutered male cats. Kittens can actually conceive as young as 4 months.
We’d love to see a picture of Pumpkin’s face!
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Hi Pumpkin! 
I have a Pumpkin also, but mine is a male. His picture is the kitten in my avatar. He’s 4 years old now!
Your Pumpkin is precious!
I have a Pumpkin also, but mine is a male. His picture is the kitten in my avatar. He’s 4 years old now!
Your Pumpkin is precious!
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Aww! He's too cute! The lady I got pumpkin from said she had 4 kittens. When I drove past her in the parking lot I saw that she had a sign up I turned around and there was pumpkin and one of her siblings left. My sister in law got the other kitty and he/she looks alot like yours. The kitten was white and orange but long haired and pumpkin is short haired.Hi Pumpkin!
I have a Pumpkin also, but mine is a male. His picture is the kitten in my avatar. He’s 4 years old now!
Your Pumpkin is precious!
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It's great that you and your SIL were able to take these kittens in. Pumpkin is super cute.
Has she been to the vet at all? She needs a crucial series of kitten vaccines, and likely to be dewormed. It's also time to set up her spay, as mentioned. Do you need help finding a low cost vet in your area?
Has she been to the vet at all? She needs a crucial series of kitten vaccines, and likely to be dewormed. It's also time to set up her spay, as mentioned. Do you need help finding a low cost vet in your area?
