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This is Belina, Seal lynx point Javanese. Click here to visit her page.


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Milo is a male Seal Point Siamese. Click here to view other pictures of Milo.


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Bruno is a male Blue Lynx Point. Click here to visit Bruno's page.


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Chase is a Seal Point Balinese. Click here to visit his page.


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Click here to see more pictures of Susie.


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James Dean is a chocolate point male.

How To Sex A Kitten

One of the basic questions that people have when they get a kitten (if they didn't purchase it at a pet store or shelter and were told what the sex was) is whether or not it is a boy or a girl! So how do you tell the sex of a kitten?

The easiest thing to do is to try to look for testicles. If you see testicles it is a boy! However if your kitten is a young kitten they may not be noticeable yet. Thus the best way to determine the sex is by measuring the distance between the two holes (anus/vagina or anus/penis).

A female's vagina will be more of a vertical slit and will be fairly close to the anus. A male's penis will be a rounder looking hole and will be farther away from the anus. Thus a male's parts will look like a ':' or colon and be fairly far apart and a female's parts will look more like a ';' or a semicolon.

Article submitted by: 21cats.org  Original Article

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