1 cat litter, two different daddies. I'm looking at it. One daddy is the father of two

The other one is the the daddy of the other one.

One daddy is a household pet, the other is a stray.

This doesn't happen with humans that often.

They are here! Got to feed them.

(super fecundation)

Ummmmmm.... ok.

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Pics, or it didn't happen......

Des

Originally posted by Destinyone
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Pics, or it didn't happen......

Des

I got to get their shots!

"Baby" is female and will be fixed.

The two males, Spotty Primero and Junior.

My cat just had kittens and my weiner dog is nursing one like it is her's.She won't let the momma cat around it.I have also seen the momma cat nursing the dog.The dog has never had pup's but she is producing milk.

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So.... are you morally offended, or why is this a rant subject? Cats mate, especially non-neutered-or-spayed cats. When in season, one's species generally dictates that one mates. There are catch-and-neuter programs for feral cats, where I live. If you can capture feral cats and take them in to the County, they will neuter/spay them, for free, and then you can release them back to the neighborhood, never to breed again!

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It's time for you to call Maury!

Just a friendly reminder to spay and neuter your pets to prevent unwanted kitties. Shelters are full. That, and take your cat on Maury.

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1-800-fo five-murry

riiiiiight.......

Dogs can have litters with more than one daddy.
Enjoy them and find them good homes.

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I believe you. My neighbors cat had 5 kittens. 3 were tiger stripe and white, 1 was orange, 1 was black. I noticed the tomcats who hung around the female (since I had to chase them out of the yard when she was in heat) and sure enough...1 was tiger stripe and white, 1 was orange, 1 was black.

Yes, this happens all the time. The female cat releases eggs during mating. So she can mate with one male and release eggs and then mate with another male and release more eggs.

This doesn't happen with humans so with humans, unless it is done through invitro there is no way a set of multiples (twins, triplets ect.) can have more than one father.

2 Fathers you say,

Sorry dude but your cats a slut

I believe you....."i" have two kitties at my moms house. Im told theyre from the same litter but for the most part look nothing alike.

You know... I'm having real hard time deciding whether your so-called rants are the product of drugs that you're are taking, or, whether they are the result of drugs that you should be taking.