Many novice parents cannot tell the gender of newborn kittens. This article will briefly and clearly introduce how to distinguish the gender of kittens. Newborn kittens cannot see clear reproductive organs, so if you look for their little penis or balls, you will be laughed at. The method to determine the gender of a newborn cat is very simple. There will be two small holes in the back of the butt of the newborn cat. The hole at the top is the anus, just below the root of the tail. This is the same whether it is a younger brother or a younger sister. The difference lies in the location of the lower hole (which is the urethra).

The distance between my sister’s urethral opening and anus is relatively close. At first glance, it looks like a straight line connected together. The distance between the younger brother's urethral opening and the anus is farther than that of the younger sister. There will be a certain space in the middle for the development of eggs in the future. The text description is not as intuitive as the pictures, here are the pictures:

The last icon marks the location of Eggy in the future. Cartoon demonstration (the distance in the picture does not represent the actual situation), so that you can quickly determine the corresponding gender by comparing a litter of newborn kittens.

Usually observing the color of a cat’s coat can also preliminarily determine the gender. Genetically speaking, it is believed that the tricolor coat color (three colors appear on a cat at the same time, most of which are white background + two other colors) and the tortoise shell pattern color (Black + brown looks like marble stripes) There is a high probability that it is a female, which is usually the case in most cases, but it is not 100% accurate.