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Why WCA Pedigree Processing and Delivery May Take 2–3 Months

schedule 06.08.2026

Breeders and cat owners sometimes ask why a printed WCA pedigree cannot be prepared and delivered within a few days. A pedigree may look like a single sheet of paper, but the document is the final result of several important stages: checking the submitted information, preparing the ancestry record, reviewing the document, approving it, registering it in the international WCA system, adding information to the public…

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Marfan syndrome in cats: Cornell research and why breeding records matter

schedule 16.10.2026

Cornell reported a rare genetic condition in two cats. WCA explains why traceable ancestry and organised records matter for breeders and owners.

Kitten Registration, Pedigree and Ownership Transfer: A WCA Document Guide

schedule 15.10.2026

Understand kitten registration records, pedigrees and ownership transfers. Learn which details to compare and how to use the WCA public registries before requesting documents.

Cat DNA Tests for Breeders: What Genetic Testing Can—and Cannot—Tell You

schedule 03.10.2026

Feline DNA testing has moved from specialist laboratories into everyday breeder conversations. Health panels, coat-colour tests, parentage tools and consumer ancestry products can all be useful — but they answer different questions, and their results are easy to overinterpret.

Why Do Some Maine Coons Have Six Toes? Polydactyl Maine Coon Genetics Explained

schedule 16.08.2026

Maine Coons are famous for their impressive size and large paws. But sometimes, when looking closely at a kitten's paws, an owner may discover six, seven or even more toes instead of the usual number. This anatomical feature is called polydactyly .

Orange, ginger, tortoiseshell and calico cats are among the most recognizable cats in the world

schedule 15.08.2026

Orange, ginger, tortoiseshell and calico cats are among the most recognizable cats in the world. Breeders have also known an unusual rule for generations: fully orange cats are much more often male, while tortoiseshell and calico cats are overwhelmingly female.

PKD in Cats: PKD1 Genetic Testing, Kidney Ultrasound and Responsible Breeding

schedule 13.08.2026

A breeding cat can appear perfectly healthy while carrying an inherited condition that may not cause obvious problems until years later. Polycystic kidney disease, usually abbreviated as PKD, is one of the best-known examples in feline breeding.

Quarantine for a New Cat in a Cattery: Biosecurity, Health Checks and Safe Introduction

schedule 11.08.2026

Bringing a new breeding cat into a cattery is an important event. The animal may represent a new bloodline, an important outcross, a valuable breed type or years of breeding plans. However, every new arrival also changes the health environment of the entire group.

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