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You never know who will cross your path, or why, but the universe decides when it's time. This is mostly true when it comes to the cat distribution system, and whether we like it or not, these kitties ...

Every cat parent thinks their feline friend is one-of-a-kind, and they're all correct. Even though many cats share similar physical characteristics, their personalities, likes, dislikes, and routines ...

It seems you’re in good company. Veterinarians from the University of California, Davis, have discovered, in recently published research, that cats with calico and tortoiseshell coat patterns tend to ...

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There’s a reason that colorful cats, like tortoiseshells and calicos, tend to be female. It comes down to genetics. Females (of all sorts, not just cats) have two X chromosomes, while males have an X ...

Females carry two copies of the X chromosome which — unlike the male’s gene-poor Y chromosome — are home to 1000 genes crucial to development. So how does the developing female embryo inactivate ...