What will my Himalayan Ragdoll cat's Scottish Fold kittens look like?

What a beautiful kitty! Unfortunately it can be really difficult to predict what a kitten will look like when two breeds are mixed. Habla would have more ragdoll genes than her daughter but it’s difficult to say whether or not her offspring will look more like a ragdoll, especially since she is part mixed breed. Good luck!

Hi there and thanks for posting. The color will depend on the male and female genetics for the colors. If the golden color is dominant, then there may more golden colored offspring than white colored offspring and if the white is dominant, then there may be more white colored offspring than golden colored. It all depends on their genetic makeup for the coat colors. I hope this helps and thanks for posting on Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach!

Hi, thabks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! Yes it is possible that some or all could have the longer Persian hair if the mother. Though it is also just as possible that they could have short hair. I’m not sure who is in the pictures you posted, parents or kittens. I hope this helps!

Even though none of the kittens have Siamese color, they will have genes from both their mother and father. The color of kittens depends on which genes are expressed. The kittens will be considered a Siamese-Persian mix.

Hi, thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! They are all super cute regardless! It is too hard to tell in the kittens as they are so young. As for the mother. Unfortunately there is no way for us to distinguish between those 3 breeds from a picture. If you have pure bred papers then I would trust that or you can look in to DNA testing. I wouldn't buy a pure bred animal with out proof they are what the breeder says they are. I wish you the best!

Mia is gorgeous! It's hard to tell at this point in time because Ragdolls will not get their full color until they are two years of age. She looks like she has seal point, and is tortie. Check out this link for more information: http://www.ragdolls.cz/en/about-breed-colors.html

Scottish fold cats are very cute! I personally highly recommend spaying female cats because they are extremely annoying when they are in heat, very vocal all the time, trying to get outside to find males to mate with, and quite affectionate. Many owners report being very put out by having a female cat in heat. In addition, not spaying her can lead to serious health problems such as a pyometra (a severe and sometimes fatal infection of the uterus) and mammary tumors (90% of which in cats are malignant). But if you choose not to spay her, you will just have to deal with her heat cycles and the accompanying behavior. You don't have to breed her if you don't want to, but you can talk to the breeder from whom you get your cat and ask if they know any studs you can breed her with when she is old enough. Best of luck!