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Would You Pay for a DNA Test for Your Cat?

Tecca 2012/07/27 21:29:06
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Now you can verify your cat's lineage with a special feline DNA test.
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  • Space Invader 2012/07/28 02:36:41 (edited)
    No, it's not worth it.
    Space Invader
    +14
    Miss Kitty was the runt of the litter; she was treated horribly; her little tail was closed in a door; and it's still bent today....she acts more like a dog; she knows when I'll be home; she sits on top of my recliner or on it; and when she sees me she barks..her ears are so big; I call her BatCat..she is a trip grey tabby
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  • Drebi 2012/08/17 00:39:06
    No, it's not worth it.
    Drebi
    My cats and some of my dogs, like me, are mutts and we're okay with that.
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  • rcardon 2012/07/31 14:32:34
    No, it's not worth it.
    rcardon
    +1
    The cat doesn't care, and you're, most likely, not going to act any different toward the cat if you know what breed it is. Besides, most house cats are such a mix, reading the DNA report is going to be like trying to read a demographic report: 10% calico, 2% siamese, 8%....
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  • Mattisadoormatt 2012/07/31 13:04:24
    No, it's not worth it.
    Mattisadoormatt
    I know enough about my cats. I know who their mother is. A Maine Coon. The father? No. Do I want to know? No.
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  • Black_Rose 2012/07/31 12:21:45
    No, it's not worth it.
    Black_Rose
    I love my kitty, but I don't need to know his lineage
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  • NKULE 2012/07/31 09:53:13
    No, it's not worth it.
    NKULE
    why
    reply
  • Jesferkicks 2012/07/31 05:38:42
    No, it's not worth it.
    Jesferkicks
    This is a joke, right?
    reply
  • 0cean3yes 2012/07/31 01:56:37
    Maybe, if I can get a cheek swab without losing my hand.
    0cean3yes
    +3
    I'd love to find out what he is.
    love
    But I don't think he'd like the process..
    love process
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  • TheEbon... 0cean3yes 2012/09/03 23:37:44
    TheEbonyAphrodite
    +1
    Your kitty is SO adorable!
    reply
  • 0cean3yes TheEbon... 2012/09/10 06:13:57
    0cean3yes
    Thank you. :P He's a diva.
    reply
  • TheEbon... 0cean3yes 2012/09/11 00:10:28
    TheEbonyAphrodite
    WELCOME :)
    reply
  • Michael S. 2012/07/31 01:39:35
    No, it's not worth it.
    Michael S.
    +1
    No...unless she had extremely unusual traits for a cat, like regenerative healing, the ability to read and write, etc. ;)
    reply
  • Bear 2012/07/30 23:58:33
    Maybe, if I can get a cheek swab without losing my hand.
    Bear
    Sure, I will admit to being curious though I wonder more about my dog.
    reply
  • Paige 2012/07/30 23:41:44
    No, it's not worth it.
    Paige
    No one is going to blame those kittens on him, and he is not paying support for having a good time for a feline that said she was fixed.
    reply
  • Magical Mushroom 2012/07/30 23:25:07
    No, it's not worth it.
    Magical Mushroom
    It better be a pedigree cat or any animal.
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  • Margaret Jacobson 2012/07/30 23:08:12
    No, it's not worth it.
    Margaret Jacobson
    a cat is a CAT !!
    reply
  • Rob Williams 2012/07/30 23:04:53
    No, it's not worth it.
    Rob Williams
    He's been done... there's no way the kittens are his!
    reply
  • Robshock 2012/07/30 23:01:26
    No, it's not worth it.
    Robshock
    The only exception would be if it was picked up by it's hind legs and used as a club to kill me and they needed to do DNA tests to determine if it was that cat or another cat club that was used as the murder weapon. Otherwise, no.
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  • grease1lover! 2012/07/30 22:50:56
    Maybe, if I can get a cheek swab without losing my hand.
    grease1lover!
    if i had a cat
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  • Linda 2012/07/30 18:46:03
    No, it's not worth it.
    Linda
    Next question......why would you want one?
    reply
  • Bronar 2012/07/30 16:56:02
    No, it's not worth it.
    Bronar
    Someone bought me a test for my rescue mutt and it came back saying he was primarily a Boxer...what do you think, was it worth it?:
    bobo
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  • John Wa... Bronar 2012/07/30 17:42:40 (edited)
    John Walker II
    +1
    I can see some boxer in him.

    You've a beautiful dog there.
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  • Bronar John Wa... 2012/07/30 18:59:58
    Bronar
    Loyal as the day is long...Thanks
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  • Rob Wil... John Wa... 2012/07/30 23:04:01
    Rob Williams
    +1
    Henry Cooper?

    henry cooper
    reply
  • Linda Bronar 2012/07/30 18:47:01
    Linda
    +1
    LOL I'd say not...
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  • John Wa... Linda 2012/07/30 20:09:51
    John Walker II
    Check the shape of the muzzle and the loose skin. Muzzle may be longer but the skin is a give away.

    Like I said. Some.
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  • Linda John Wa... 2012/08/01 01:02:47
    Linda
    Could be but she/he is sure pretty.. I have an Akita/German Shepherd and she's great. To me DNA wouldn't change my mind one way or another. If you lov'em, that's all that matters. My seven cats are all mixed up. lol. who knows where they came from. They are still my kidlets... Here's my dog Trouble. Trouble
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  • KB Bronar 2012/07/30 20:21:29
    KB
    +1
    Damn is that a gorgeous dog.
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  • Bronar KB 2012/08/01 01:57:23
    Bronar
    I'll let him know you said so....thanks!
    reply
  • Dresden 2012/07/30 15:07:20
    No, it's not worth it.
    Dresden
    though i must say it'd be interesting to find out why, of 4, three of them look just like their mom and the one looks nothing like any of them (so much so that people question if he's really from the same litter)...
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  • SW 2012/07/30 13:42:55
    Maybe, if I can get a cheek swab without losing my hand.
    SW
    +3
    Just to make sure I'm the real father.
    A__A
    O O
    > * <
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  • John Wa... SW 2012/07/30 17:43:13
    John Walker II
    +1
    *groan*
    reply
  • djdog SW 2012/08/01 01:28:14
    djdog
    Hehehe
    reply
  • BlackwinterG36C 2012/07/30 13:21:56
    No, it's not worth it.
    BlackwinterG36C
    +1
    Its a cat. Its parents and ancestors were cats!! What mystery is there that needs to be solved with DNA testing?!?!?
    reply
  • Magniloquence 2012/07/30 12:42:00
    Maybe, if I can get a cheek swab without losing my hand.
    Magniloquence
    +1
    Yeh, why not. I'd even go as high as 5 cents for it.
    reply
  • Magnilo... Magnilo... 2012/07/30 12:42:49
    Magniloquence
    +1
    I just remembered. I don't have a cat. The dog ate it.
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  • rcardon Magnilo... 2012/07/31 14:35:16
    rcardon
    Smart dog. Cats are too stuck up for my tastes.
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  • the fuze 2012/07/30 11:50:42
    No, it's not worth it.
    the fuze
    Normally I don't spell this out but... it's a F-U-C-K-I-N-G cat. I'm sorry for this response but I am getting sick of the damn pet-craziness.
    reply
  • FortunaVeritas 2012/07/30 05:17:22
    No, it's not worth it.
    FortunaVeritas
    Maybe when I'm old and the cost has gone down.
    reply
  • shotgun the 3rd 2012/07/30 04:47:09
    No, it's not worth it.
    shotgun the 3rd
    +1
    Because it is a violation of his privacy.
    reply
  • Selketskiss 2012/07/30 04:03:15
    Maybe, if I can get a cheek swab without losing my hand.
    Selketskiss
    +1
    It would be worth it if it could tell me if my sweet Turtle was going to go bad like this cat..

    reply
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