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Yes, a Siamese cat can be born in a litter of calicos, though it's relatively uncommon. Calico cats are typically female and have a mix of white, black, and orange fur, while Siamese cats have a distinct color-point pattern. If the mother is a calico and the father is a Siamese, there is a possibility for varying coat patterns and colors, including a Siamese. The genetic combinations can lead to diverse appearances in the kittens.
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What is the usual number of Siamese cats born at one time?
Average litter size is 5-6 kittens.
How many kittens can a Siamese give birth to?
Typically, a Siamese cat can give birth to a litter of 4-6 kittens, although litters sizes can range from 1-8 kittens. The average litter size for a Siamese cat is around 4-5 kittens.
Can a cat have kittens from two mates at the same time?
Yes for example a white cat mate with a Siamese and a tortiseshell .In the litter there might be a white kitten, Siamese kitten, and tortiseshell kitten.
Were was the first Siamese cat born?
i believe the Siamese cat was either born in Siam or Egypt.
What is the largest litter of kittens on record how many survived?
A Burmese/Siamese gave birth to 19. 4 were stillborn, however.
Do calicos have 3 brains?
No.
Are calico cats always house cats?
Calicos can live inside or outside. It depends if they were born inside or outside.
How many butterfly can be born in a litter?
a butterfly cannot be born in a litter!?.
When was Nándor Litter born?
Nándor Litter was born on 1953-09-18.
Why are most calicos female?
Almost all calicos are females. A male calico may be sterile and have deformities. This is because male cats only have one X chromosone, and calicos need two of them to produce the calico coat. This is the same for tortiseshell cats, too. Hope I helped
What is the birth rate of Calicos Is there usually only one per litter?
Calicos are just ordinary cats with a certain color mix. If you mean the number of kittens born to a calico mother, it's usually 3-5 per litter, the same as for any other cat. If you mean the number of kittens in a litter who are calico, it all depends on chance and the parents. It takes these 3 genes to make a calico: --An orange pigment gene from one parent. --A black pigment gene from the other parent (normal males only get their pigment from the mother, so they can't be calicos). --A gene to make white patches and separate the black & orange into their own large areas. So the parents need the right genetic mix. If both parents are missing the black, the orange, or the white patches, they can't have calico kittens. If all 3 genes are available, then luck of the draw decides how many kittens actually do get the full calico combination. It could be all or none of them. For the technical details, see http://www.fanciers.com/cat-faqs/tricolors.shtml
What is the plural of calico?
calicos or calicoes, either works.
