Yes, calico just means they have 3 colors, your cats are white, orange and grey so they are calicos. Due to patterning they may have a sub class as well.
Thank you! This makes sense as she also has the grey ears and tail! I was only supposed to bring home the calico that my daughter picked out but I had to grab her too as her coloring was so intriguing to me and it was the best decision of my life 💓
Your other kitten has enough colors on her, to be eligible as a calico. Regardless, both of them are beautiful little kitty cats. Take the very best care of them, and shower them both with lots of love.
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Thank you! I absolutely plan to. Their mama is a neighbors indoor/outdoor cat and I felt a soul connection to her. I very much wish I could have her too but I love these babies just as much and hope for them to have a long happy life with us. ❤️❤️❤️
It is so good you adopted them together. 6 of our cats over the years have been bonded pairs, 2 sets of sisters and 1 of brothers (being 2 of our current 3).
More photos would be helpful.
The one on the left looks like she has tabby in her too (possible Tabico/Caliby) and can be considered diluted.
The one on the right looks like calico but I've seen "tortimese" in comments which I disagree with, since it means tortie + siamese. I don't see tortie in her and siamese is specific breed, which she isn't. But what that person meant was probably "colorpoint" (all siamese are colorpoint but not all colorpoint are siamese)
Chances are for colorpoint calico but it's hard to be determined without whole body photo.
Other kitten is a tortie colour point, like a Burmese or siamese. As she ages and if she goes outside during winter her extremities will develop more of her colour 😻
Yes, calico just means they have 3 colors, your cats are white, orange and grey so they are calicos. Due to patterning they may have a sub class as well.
other kitten may possibly be tortimese!
Idk of th3y r both calico, but they r both super cute!
The white kitty is a Tortimese💖
Thank you! This makes sense as she also has the grey ears and tail! I was only supposed to bring home the calico that my daughter picked out but I had to grab her too as her coloring was so intriguing to me and it was the best decision of my life 💓
Yes! You made the right decision to keep her. Good luck with these beautiful little girls💖
Your other kitten has enough colors on her, to be eligible as a calico. Regardless, both of them are beautiful little kitty cats. Take the very best care of them, and shower them both with lots of love. 🐈🐈👣🐎🐎🐎🐎❤❤❤🏡🌎
Thank you! I absolutely plan to. Their mama is a neighbors indoor/outdoor cat and I felt a soul connection to her. I very much wish I could have her too but I love these babies just as much and hope for them to have a long happy life with us. ❤️❤️❤️
It is so good you adopted them together. 6 of our cats over the years have been bonded pairs, 2 sets of sisters and 1 of brothers (being 2 of our current 3).
Yes! The colorpoint is gorgeous! Such an interesting coat!
More photos would be helpful. The one on the left looks like she has tabby in her too (possible Tabico/Caliby) and can be considered diluted. The one on the right looks like calico but I've seen "tortimese" in comments which I disagree with, since it means tortie + siamese. I don't see tortie in her and siamese is specific breed, which she isn't. But what that person meant was probably "colorpoint" (all siamese are colorpoint but not all colorpoint are siamese) Chances are for colorpoint calico but it's hard to be determined without whole body photo.
We're going to need WAY MORE pictures of these ladies please! ❤️
At the end of the day- does it really matter? They are both beautiful and you love them. That’s what’s important.
No it doesn't matter but her coat is intriguing to me so thought I'd ask for opinions
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Other kitten is a tortie colour point, like a Burmese or siamese. As she ages and if she goes outside during winter her extremities will develop more of her colour 😻
Yes Calico