What colour kittens will you get if you breed a ginger and a grey cat?

Answer 1

All your female kittens will be ginger mottled with another colour (depending on the genetic makeup of both cats, this colour can be anything besides white). If the ginger parent is the tom, all your male kittens will be any colour besides ginger and white, and if the ginger parent is the mother, all your male kittens will be ginger. From this I have given you an easy way to tell the sexes apart, by looking at their fur colours.

Answer 2

It depends on the genetics of each of the parents. Note: the colors will not combine to make some new color because red (your ginger male) and black are the two basic coat colors for cats, whereas all other colors are a variation of them (red and black are both dominant, so you will probably get some red kittens and some black). White can not really be considered as a basic coat color because white is from a masking gene (It covers up the true color, and thus can not mix). Usually only female kittens can come out as both red and black (tortoiseshell pattern) or red, black, and white (calico if the patches are defined or tortoiseshell with white) because of their xx chromosomes (the x's holding the dominant colors). Sometimes a male will have both black and red, but he will probably be sterile. (Males are xy, so only one color usually shows. Male calicos have an extra chromosome; and are xxy.)

Answer 3

the cat would e pink and yellow and ble mixed in with a tint of ginger !

Answer 4

They can be either colour as the mother and father cat will have mixed genes!,but you may get a tortoishell too! plus one that takes after mum and one take after dad.