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how to tell the difference?between a long haired kitten and a normal haired kitten??? (kittens that are not pedigree) can anyone help?
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Just a guess and dont mean to sound flippant but I would say the hairs longer  |
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No, it's not as easy as that Jac  All kittens are born quite fluffy with their baby kitten fur and it is quite hard to tell!!! With Lily (being semi-long-haired) and William (being short haired) I had a hell of a time trying to tell what the kittens were  |
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Interesting, I didn't know that! So, at what age does the adult coat length become noticeable? |
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I've only ever had one long-haired cat and to be honest, as a young kitten she seemed no different from our other cats when they were kittens, except that she had very hairy feet underneath! Does that sound daft? |
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I did say it was a guess  |
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I know that's not much help.............sorry!!! |
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Yeah Im sorta curious too. The daddy to the kittens is a Main Coon so he has the medium hair (longer on the tail and neck but pretty short elsewhere and mom is short haired. Hmmmm...Im curious what they are gonna be. |
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oh right i thought they had longer hear from birth |
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