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Re: For all you wonderful experienced cat owners please.....
tortie colouring so 99% going to be a girl - looks like a bleu cream (grey and cream) - the black round the eyes - not sure - looks a bit gunky in the photos but I do know of a blue cream tortie with black 'eyeliner' so it is possible. Looks pointed to with little white feet - i.e. colour on the head, legs and tail but not on the body, and yes, semi long haired by the looks of it. Shading on legs and tail and face with get darker and her mask will spread on her face as she gets older - IF she is pointed. Looks about 3-4 months old, maybe a little older.
EDIT what colour are her eyes? - if she is pointed they should be blue - if they aren't blue then she shouldn't get any darker and is more a Van patterning. Last edited by spid; 13-07-2011 at 02:30 PM.. |
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Re: For all you wonderful experienced cat owners please.....
Oh gosh, I pray he makes it and if he does he is going to be a stunner!
Sorry I cant offer any constructive advice about the eyes, looks like some kind of dried on discharge...eye gunk always attracts the dirt and looks black even in a healthy cat I find. |
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Re: For all you wonderful experienced cat owners please.....
well done for taking in the poor little mite
He does look in a sorry state and the vet appointment is an excellent idea. Hard to say for certain but it does look as if the 'mask' is natural rather than staining. The black patch is fairly common and often fades as kittens mature. The black around the eyes looks as if it may be staining, possibly flea dirt.Good luck at the vets
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Re: For all you wonderful experienced cat owners please.....
Its definatly a boy....well 99% sure. Its long hair is covering and I'm finding it hard to keep still on my own.
Its about 1/3rd of the size of Fleur who is 12/13 weeks but maybe thats just because it is so mal-nourished. My damm scales only go up too 500grammes ![]()
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Re: For all you wonderful experienced cat owners please.....
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![]() Yes I do think the colouring is more a 'mask'.....that is just the word for it but was trying to google a picture to show what it was like much clearer. He was riddled with fleas so do you think its flea dirt where they have gone into his eyes and nose *shivers with revoltion* Thanks guys for the quick answers ![]()
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Re: For all you wonderful experienced cat owners please.....
Could be be grease/oil type of dirt if he was found in a underground car park which could also explain the grey mark on his head too as I would imagine it was very dirty,exhaust fume dirty and greasy oily place to be.
He is a stunning little chap, fingers and paws crossed for him. |
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(mind was racing thinking OMG its some awful ailment especially with the slight pale orange tinge around its face )The grey on top of his head is definatly coat colouring though. ![]()
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