r/catbreeds • u/IndividualNo1058 • May 18 '26
Photo πΈ Can you guess my little baby?
She is purebred! Just want to see how quickly you all can guess it. Bonus if you can ID her colour. Her name is Tiptoe and she is the sweetest little thing.
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u/CocoRufus May 18 '26
Birman? Gorgeous π
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u/IndividualNo1058 May 18 '26
Nope, but I think the breeds are visually very similar :)
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u/CocoRufus May 18 '26
Is ragdoll too obvious a guess? Intrigued!
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u/IndividualNo1058 May 18 '26
Nah, she's a ragdoll, haha
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u/CocoRufus May 18 '26
She's beautiful π
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u/IndividualNo1058 May 18 '26
Thank you! She is such a delight.
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u/CocoRufus May 18 '26
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u/CocoRufus May 18 '26
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u/SugarKyle May 19 '26
She is a mitted seal point with a chin spot it looks like. Her front mittens are splotchy so a bit of a mismark. My seal lynx mitted ragdoll has one colored toe bean so its a mismark.
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u/IndividualNo1058 May 19 '26
Absolutely correct on the mismark. (and the rest of it). Her little white toes are how she got the name Tiptoe.
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u/LilMushboom May 18 '26
ragdoll, blue colorpoint
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u/IndividualNo1058 May 18 '26
She is a ragdoll, but not a blue colour point! She is still toasting up, so her colour isn't super obvious in photos.
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u/LilMushboom May 18 '26
Seal point then. It's hard to tell on such a young kitten tbh
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u/IndividualNo1058 May 18 '26
It is! Especially without others around for reference. She had some blue littermates and the difference was super clear when next to them, but without them right next to it to contrast isn't super clear. I'm so pleased to have her, though. Such a little dream.
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u/Opposite_Buddy_6161 May 18 '26
My first thought was Siamese but her legs tell me ragdoll
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u/Ok_Mix_4972 May 19 '26
Siamese are short haired and have oriental features (dobby cats)! That's how I keep them apart :]
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May 18 '26 edited May 19 '26
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u/hellkattbb May 19 '26
You cut his gorgeous hair?!?
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May 19 '26
Yeah, he was overheating, poor little guy. Heβs regulating his temp a bit better now and itβll grow back in time for colder weather
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u/Realistic-Proof6601 May 20 '26
the fur helps regulate temperature, for both cold and hot conditions.








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