Wisconsin Siamese Snowshoe Kittens

Wisconsin Siamese Snowshoe Kittens

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Fun projects 

New projects asking fee $45 to do day projects depending how long it takes is the process any touch ups are more. 

New project, do you want one for your wall of your new baby ?

New project, do you want one for your wall of your new baby ?

Color Points found this on the web.

Color Points found this on the web.

Siamese Snowshoe cross kittens Costs:

Sometimes my kittens are on sale so if I  gave you a different price you should go with that price but if you don't have a deposit holding that price the price can change daily keep that in mind if kitten is not on hold or with a deposit then go by the rate given below thank you.

We have different males to meet your needs some are with poly gene Darius kittens (only )

Magnum and Jumanjii have the long haired gene 


Also sometimes we do charge 200 more per set of polydactyl paws. Example front and back add 400 to price below.


Its very rare to get both front and back poly paws :) we have them!

Sealpoint-$1200-1500

Flamepoint-$1050 

Flampoint- females are more expensive they are rare -$2000

Bluepoint-$1200-2000

Lynxpoint -$1050-1500

torties - $1050-1500

Chocolatepoint-$1800->2500

Torbies $2000

SNOWSHOES :$1000-1200 depending on markings

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Foreign:( all white with blue eyes )start at $1500





Double poly paw rare feet

Double poly paw rare feet

Female White Siamese

Female White Siamese "Snow White"

Foreign cats

The White Siamese 

Found on the net

Found on the net

Found on the internet

Found on the internet

Why do their coats change colors

"Special protein (enzyme), called tyrosinase, is the main workhorse in the production of the melanin. A research team from the University of California, USA, led by L. A. Lyons, found that Siamese cats have tyrosinase that has mutated because of the changes in the DNA helix. Such mutant enzyme, as previous research papers have shown, is temperature-sensitive. It means that increasing the temperature decreases the activity of the tyrosinase. That is the reason, why cat’s warm parts of the body are coated with white, melanin-lacking hair. Tyrosinase is inactive in these parts and melanin is not produced – hair is white-colored. Conversely, in cooler extremities the enzyme is active and the melanin is produced – hair has dark color.

Such molecular mechanism of the fur color indicates that Siamese cats living in the cool weather regions should have darker pattern. The scientifically based explanation is further validated by such observation – Siamese cats in the warmth-lacking environments are really darker than those living in the warm areas." https://www.technology.org/2014/07/29/mystery-siamese-cats/

Found this on the world wide web I think it's very interesting

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Found on world wide web.

Found on world wide web.

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