This is a nice picture of a relaxed looking chocolate-and-white domestic cat; the sort of domestic cat that you would like to own, I would suggest. His (I’m going to guess that he is male) appearance indicates to me that … Continue reading →
Tuxedo cats are bicolor cats. Bicolor means two colors which in the case of tuxedo cats means black-and-white with much more black than white. Although it is questionable whether both black and white are colors! White chest The tuxedo cat … Continue reading →
This is a beautiful cat who reminds me of chocolate and ice cream for some reason! Or a brown and white chocolate mix cookie. Yummy. There is certainly chocolate in the color. The brown is so purely milk chocolate. He … Continue reading →
Tuxedo cats are not expected to have blue eyes. They are usually yellow. That is my opinion. I will no doubt be corrected by someone wiser than me. Tuxedo cats are bicolor cats (two colours – black and white). Tuxedo … Continue reading →
This is a Helmi Flick photo that is quite typical for her but for outsiders this cat looks pretty amazing. People know me. For me, every cat is equal; it is cat communism not cat capitalism. I have the same … Continue reading →
Cat – bread – gun – Grozny is a “rather chilling photo with a cat in it” (Marc). This is, indeed, a chilling photo. It is a great photo that is hidden away on Wikipedia. The photographer is Mikhail Evstafiev … Continue reading →
The black and white cat has been around for ever. These pictures show us almost identical looking cats from 1603 and 2008. A time span of 405 years. That is about the entire time the domestic cat has been in … Continue reading →
Roy is a pretty typical cat. It is nice though to see him getting the five star treatment from Helmi Flick. He looks great in these photographs. Bicolor cats with a solid color and white are probably the second more … Continue reading →
photo by bass_nroll Two things come to mind when discussing the subject of a deaf cat: what made him/her deaf? how do we know he/she is deaf and what can we do about it? What makes a cat deaf? This section … Continue reading →
