Even though kittens of the same litter may demonstrate similar (or extremely different!) traits, they will always have different reports. When genes are passed on to kittens, each parent donates a random assortment of genes. This can result in extremely similar or extremely different genes passed on to each sibling. In addition, cats from the same litter can have more than one father! This is more common in outdoor cats, and can produce an even wider array of physical and genetic traits. Basepaws can help you learn what exactly is found underneath all that fur, in each kitten!A great example of this is our CEO’s kitties, Stormy and Sunny. Although they are siblings from the same litter, Stormy is a dilute calico (female), while Sunny is an orange tabby (male). Each has completely different personalities and health histories.We also want to stress the importance of the Genetic Health Marker report for each kitten. The multitude of gene variation from each parent can also result in potentially different Health Marker reports for every kitten in a litter.