no. they can have deformities of any sort. and extra toes which can lead to walking problems as the cat gets older. my cat has 24 toes, which we got from a house that had like 20 cats. there was a few deformed ones too. so no it is not safe to inbreed cats, or any animal for that matter.
A dog whose mother and father are the same breed is called a purebred dog.
No, cats cannot crossbreed with other species, regardless of age. Cats can only reproduce with other cats of the same species and breed.
No. Domestic cats (Felis catus) and cheetahs (Acinonyx jubatus)aren't even in the same genus (they are in the same family, Felidae, however). Interbreeding between two separate genuses is impossible.
No, cats have unique scent profiles, even among siblings from the same litter. They may share some scent similarities due to genetic relatedness, but they will have individual scents that can be differentiated by other cats and animals.
The breed that shares the name "Angora" across cats, rabbits, and goats is known for their long, soft fur. Angora cats have a silky coat, Angora rabbits have fluffy and wool-like fur, and Angora goats produce mohair, a luxurious fiber.
no
A calico and tortoiseshell cat can appear in the same breed. Neither type of cats refer to specific breed, instead speaks of a coat pattern found on a cat.
A dog whose mother and father are the same breed is called a purebred dog.
the same as there mum unless you mix breed it
yes they are the same breed it's just another name.
No. Turkish Angora and Angora are just different names for the same breed of cat.
Ragdolls are definitely not even in the same category as the Persian cat breed. Ragdolls are much sweeter.
Yes, even if the cats are the same breed and are related their meows will be different. Due to what their meowing for and the mood they're in when they meow.
Yes you can, although most breeders prefer to breed cats within the same breed. Hope this helped and good luck with the kittens!
A Bengal is a new hybrid breed of cats. It has markings that is reminiscent of the Asian Leopard cat (wild-looking markings) and the temperament of domestic cats. It was conceived by cross-breeding Asian Leopard cats with domestic cats. Not to be confused with the tiger sub-species with the same name: Bengal tiger.
No, it is not recommended for cats to eat out of the same bowl as it can lead to territorial issues and potential aggression. It is best to provide separate bowls for each cat to avoid any conflicts.
No, cats cannot crossbreed with other species, regardless of age. Cats can only reproduce with other cats of the same species and breed.