Cream-colored cats derive from red or ginger genes with a dilution gene affecting yellow pigment distribution. Found in breeds like Persian, Ragdoll, and Maine Coon.
Lilac cats appear pale brown with a hint of purple, often seen in Persian, Siamese, and Balinese breeds. This color requires both parents to carry the recessive gene.
Similar to cream but lighter, fawn cats have cinnamon genes, seen in Abyssinian and Oriental Shorthair breeds, known for their origins in Ethiopia and Asia.
A pattern where the body is light-colored with darker points on ears, paws, and nose. Found in Siamese, Himalayan, and Ragdoll breeds, it includes variants like lilac, chocolate, seal, and blue.
Tortoiseshell cats have a mix of orange and black fur, primarily female due to sex-linked genetics. Common in Maine Coon, Ragdoll, and Persian breeds, known for their spirited personalities.
A rich brown coat with black undertones, resembling small chocolate Labradors. Found in breeds like Havana Brown, Burmese, and Siamese, it's relatively rare without intentional breeding.
Also known as silver or gray, blue cats have recessive genes and can exhibit various eye colors. Seen in Russian Blue, Korat, and Persian breeds, it's distinguished by its sleek, silver appearance.