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As some of you know, John's dad's cat lives with John and I. We pretty much think of her as our own now. Anyway, she is solid grey (or blue, or whatever the proper term is). I've noticed the past few months that the fur on her sides are turning to a rusty brown color. I thought that maybe...
The length of the cat's hair and its shape can affect how colors and patterns look. Some coat effects can show up best—or even only—in longhair cats. Cat fur length varies tremendously, from completely hairless to several inches of fur that require constant grooming. Cat fur length, however, is broken down as either short-hair or long-hair.
A calico cat has three colors in her coat, one of them being white. The classic calico has white, black and orange/red. Since there are always three colors in a calico coat, they're also known as tri-color cats. Variations of the black element in a calico include: Gray tabby; Blue (slate gray) which is also known as diluted black
Delving Into Orange-Eyed Cat Breeds. To unmask the mystery of "operation orange cat eyes," we rely on breed standards set by reputable associations like the CFA (Cat Fanciers Association) and TICA (The International Cat Association). We uncover those breeds that can potentially sport orange eyes.
Hi all, my cat is about to turn 1 next month, and she has always been solid grey. But recently we’ve noticed that parts of her look quite brown- it started in her ruff, then her shoulders, now it’s spread to her tail and tummy! I know cats coats can change but I thought brown was quite a rare...
Some stories say a Russian Czar favored this cat. Sailors transported them to England in the 1860s. There, they earned the name Archangel Cat from the Archangel Isles in northern Russia. The breed first appeared in England with other blue cats in 1875. It caught the attention of cat enthusiasts. By 1912, the Russian Blue had become a class of ...
Tuxedo cats consist of two solid colors, white and usually black, gray, or orange. The white is on their belly, chest, and feet for the most part, but the amount of white varies depending on the specific cat. Too much white and the tuxedo pattern is lost to a van, magpie, or harlequin-colored cat, which are variations of bicolored cats.
GRAY Mixed with ORANGE tabby Cat. Thread starter cmenokla; Start Date Apr 8, 2012; Apr 8, 2012 #1 C. cmenokla
Gray cat breed. Thread starter Eiiihpos; Start Date Jun 30, 2021; Jun 30, 2021 #1 Eiiihpos TCS Member ...
Pica comes into it if the cat has been eating something indigestible (say, cat litter) that would show up as gray or white in the poop. It's not mysterious that it happens, the only mystery is why it happened to this cat. Margret