Dilution refers to making a colour lighter as if mixing it with white. When black is made lighter is becomes a pale or slate grey. Sarah Hartwell refers to it as ‘blue dilution’. Grey is not blue but there is … Continue reading →
The slender athletic Abyssinian in the picture on the left of the montage below is blue and the image cat caught my eye. It is the same cat on the right, I believe. She is very elegant. Perhaps the cat … Continue reading →
I’ve picked out three pictures of blue British Shorthair cats which I consider to be bred to an extreme level (I added a fourth). I think it’s instructive to have a look at these pictures of cats. The first one … Continue reading →
Gray cats are called ‘blue’ because the gray coat has a faint blue tint. This is because the grey coated cat is genetically a dilute black coat; the effect of the presence of the dilution gene. The Russian Blue cat … Continue reading →
You need to be vigilant in London especially if you have a purebred cat companion. It’s rare but it does happen: cat abduction with menaces. The criminals know that a cat lover will pay up because they have a strong … Continue reading →
Local police said two airline employees grew suspicious after the woman tried to check in with the cat and returned without the animal half an hour after she was told it couldn’t go on the plane. The abandoned cat is … Continue reading →
by Cindy Dye (Woodland, AL, USA) Rockie riding in Laci’s baby stroller. Rockie’s markings on her chest. Rockie playing with FatCat…she don’t realize how much bigger than her he really is. Rockie climbing *as usual* she climbs on EVERYTHING I … Continue reading →
Photo of Nebelung Cat Lovenblues Mozart Bronikowski copyright © Helmi Flick – please respect copyright. This is what Helmi says about this photograph, “This cat was a Regional Winner, Southeast Region, TICA, and was photographed at the 2007 SE Regional … Continue reading →
by Amber (Ontario Canada) I have a blue Scottish fold named Gibson. He is two years old. When I first got him it was immediately apparent that he had some problems. His tail was limp, his feet were huge, his … Continue reading →
