Elderly cat breathing difficulties when purring

[Cooks]

This is my 'coral' I bought yesterday, and having seen another members posts on another thread about white stars I have my doubts, I actually have a coral your opinions would be great please.

 

 

http://i292.photobucket.com/albums/mm5/hullahoop777/005.jpg

 

I have her now and she's what she is, although I did opt for the coral due to the white star being a little flighty...

[Snowy]

Hm, hard to tell. Her tail is nice and upright, but she still looks quite chunky. What colour are her earlobes? You may not find out for sure until she lays

[Cooks]

not sure what colour her earlobes are.. I will check when she comes out again, she's just stuffed herself and gone for a nap!

 

sometimes she looks chunkier than others, she's got a very long neck when she's being nosey!

 

That would be a surprise for my son! to have white eggs afterall

Edited April 27, 2008 by Guest

[Cooks]

have just taken a look they are very very light pink...

[bellekatz]

My white star has white earlobes with an almost blue tinge to them ( Daz white??? )

[Cooks]

well thats comforting.. I think I have a coral after looking at a picture Phosphorus sent me.

 

Its funny becuase I joked my son should call Sugar 'Daz'

[LJ's Chooks]

The Coral's are much bigger and more dosile than the white star and should have some coral colour on her as i understand. Always worth checking where you got her from.... did they have both?

 

both should lay a white egg, but the coral will be much heavier and less flighty.

[Couperman]

She looks like a Coral to me.

 

Our Corals' lobes are a kind of light pink with a mother of pearl effect, if that makes sense.

 

She looks just like yours.

 

Kev.

[Cooks]

thanks Kev, I have been looking at her and I think she's a coral aswell, it just got me thinking when Phosphorus had a mix up with her white star.

 

Yes the breeder did have both white star and corals and even amber stars, all with different leg bands, but accidents happen dont they