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Author | Topic: Extra toes on a cat? |
momma Member ![]() Posts: 19 |
![]() ![]() ![]() What is this and why does it occure? Is it a gean or a deformatiy? Thanks IP: Logged |
Chessmind Member ![]() Posts: 701 |
![]() ![]() ![]() Hello. It's a mutant gene (Pd) that is dominant. For instance if one of the parents has extra toes, then it is most likely that some of their offspring will as well. The Pd gene is basically considered to be a 'genetic fault'. However, cat's with this are just fine and don't need any special care (that I know of). I think it's kind of cute. MaryNH's cat Zeus has this. Perhaps she will post a pic for you. IP: Logged |
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