Lilac

The Scottish Fold is seen in all colors except solid lilac, chocolate, and the colorpoint.

Lilac Lynx Point: body should be glacial white, body shading, if any, may take the form of ghost striping.

Lilac - Pale dusty lilac, , ticked with deeper lilac. Black Silver - Sparkling white, ticked with black Temperament ...

LILAC SILVER TABBY ORIENTAL Body Colour Ground colour pure silver-white; pattern in lilac. Refer to general description for patterns.

Lilac Tortie and White LaPerm Country of origin United States Breed standards (external links) CFA, GCCF, TICA ...

LILAC COAT Warm shade of pinkish dove grey ticked and tipped with deeper dove grey.Base colour and underparts pinkish cream.Fur up back of hind legs and tail tip pinkish dove grey.

Lilac-Tortie Coat colour glacial grey with a slight pink tinge and light cream ...

Lilac - a soft mushroom colour (Added to this, the Tonkinese now come in Red, Tabby and Tortie coats as well. As you can see, we have a cat for just about everyone.

Lilac c coatcolour: pale, delicate dove-grey with a light pink cast nose leather: lavender paw pads: lavender ...

Lilac Tortie Special Requirements: Burmese cats are low maintenance. A weekly groom will help remove loose hairs but this can also be achieved by regular stroking & petting.

LILAC: pale, delicate dove-gray with a slightly pink cast. Nose leather and paw pads: lavender-pink.

LILAC POINT BODY COLOUR: Magnolia, almost white, shading if any, to tone with point colour POINT COLOUR: Frosty grey of pinkish tone to be displayed on the mask, ears, legs and tail NOSE LEATHER: Lavender pink (pale pink in kittens).

Lilac - The dilution of the "Chocolate" coloration. Also known as "Lavender" and "Platinum". Litter 1. - A group of kittens produced at one birth by a Queen. Litter 2. - Cat Litter is used in a cat's toilet tray.

Lilac The points range from a pinkish-gray to a pinkish-beige. The body has a warm magnolia color. The Colorpoint has a lavender colored nose and paw pads.

Lilac (Lavender) Tortoiseshell: Frosty lilac-grey and cream Taupe/Apricot (theoretical) ??

Lilac-Cream Lynx Point: Points that are a mixture of lilac and cream with an underlying tabby pattern. Lilac-Lynx Point: Points that are gray with a pinkish cast and that have an underlying tabby pattern.

Lilac: Warm lavender with a pinkish, and not dull blue or grayish tone, is desired. The coat must be sound and even throughout. Darker almost bluish hair across the face is unacceptable. The nose leather should have a lavender hue.

Lilac: A pale, pinkish-gray color to the coat. See also Lavender Line Breeding: The practice of mating a cat to a member of an earlier generation of the cat's bloodline. Liquid Parafin: Also known as mineral oil, a mild laxative.

The body of the lilac Tonkinese is pale dove gray with a pinkish cast, and the points are a darker shade of the same color. Kittens are often lighter than adults, although they should develop distinct prointing fairly early.

Havana and Oriental Lilac Cat Club (GCCF) Oriental Cinnamon and Fawn Group (GCCF) Orientals West (CFA) Oriental Shorthairs of America ...

'Lilac' - warm lilac, sound to the roots with no shading, markings or white hairs. Smoke Exotic Shorthairs - The Smoke has a white undercoat with tipping of the appropriate colour to give maximum contrast. The undercoat is to be as white as possible.

Slightly fluffier fur allowed for lilac coats. Colors: - chocolate: chestnut brown, solid hazelnut brown. Brown whiskers and nose leather, pink paw pads. The C.F.A. recognizes this color only. - lilac: taupe with pink highlights. T.I.C.A.

Coat_Colors: Pointed pattern: Blue; Chocolate; Lilac; Seal Grooming: Low maintenance Activity: High Vocal: Yes Environment: For their health and safety, indoors only. Hypoallergenic: No Country: Thailand (Siam) ...

TICA - refers to breed as Havana and accepts both Chocolate and Lilac colors Grooming: Unless you plan to show your Havana Brown, it will require very little formal grooming. A good diet will keep the coat shiny and the cat will take care of bathing.

S, only four color patterns are accepted: Seal Point, Chocolate Point, Blue Point, and Lilac Point. In Britain, many other variations are accepted, some of which are the Caramel Point, Cream Tabby Point, Cinnamon Point, and Lilac Tortie Point.

The challenge Daly took up required her to breed a Siamese cat whose points - face, ears, legs and tail - would be the color of an Abyssinian instead of the traditional Siamese colors: seal, chocolate, lilac or blue.

The CFA recognizes four Siamese colors: seal, chocolate, blue, and lilac point (called frost in some associations).

The Himalayan is shown in the following point colors: chocolate, seal, lilac, blue, red, cream tortie, blue-cream, chocolate-tortie, lilac-cream, seal lynx, blue lynx, red lynx, cream lynx, tortie lynx, blue-cream lynx, chocolate lynx, lilac lynx, ...

A: They come in: Red Point, Cream Point, Cinnamon Point, Fawn Point, Seal Lynx Point, Chocolate Lynx Point, Blue Lynx Point, Lilac Lynx Point, Red Lynx Point, Cream Lynx Point, Cinnamon Lynx Point, Fawn Lynx Point, Seal Torbie Point, ...

The Burmilla is a breed of domestic cat which originated accidentally in the United Kingdom in 1981 as a result of a love story between a young Chinchilla, Jemari Sanquist (male), and a Burmese, Bambino Lilac Faberge (female) each of them waiting for ...

Lilac, red or cream (Cin solid or other coat patterns), females can be black. brown blue lilac, red, cream,.

The main point colours include blue, chocolate, lilac and seal. The seal points are the best known variety and were the first to be recognised. Seal points have pale fawn bodies and extreme almost black points.

lilac-cream. cinnamon. fawn and fawn-cream. The lynx point cats are seal. chocolate. blue. lilac. red. cream. seal-tortoiseshell. chocolate-tortoiseshell. blue-cream. cinnamon. fawn and lilac-cream. The tortoiseshell point pattern coats are seal.

Himalayan Point Pattern: Chocolate Point; Seal Point; Lilac Point; Blue Point; Flame (red) Point; Cream Point; Tortie Point; Blue-Cream Point; Chocolate-Tortie Point; Lilac-Cream Point; ...

The Burmilla developed as a result of an accidental mating between a lilac Burmese and a silver Chinchilla in the 1980s in England.

Their coats come in a variety of colors: brown (seal brown), blue (soft blue-gray with a silver sheen), chocolate (milk chocolate), lilac (dove gray with a pinkish cast), red (tangerine), cream, brown tortie (brown with shades of red), ...

Accepted point colours for the Siamese include lilac, blue, seal, and chocolate. Other point colours and patterns are accepted for the Colour point Shorthair, and many coat colours and variations are accepted for the Oriental.

« Van Bi-color Lilac & White « Van Brown Tabby & White « Van Calico « Van Dilute Calico « Van Chocolate Calico « Van Lilac Calico « Van Other Tabby and White « Van Patched Tabby and White « Van Red Tabby & White ...

Lilac - especially apt for Russian Blues, as ‘lilac’ is the name given to their colour Omar - for Persian tomcats Saffron - for any expensive and special cats Tiffanie - for Tiffanie cats ...

The breed standard requires rich and lustrous colouration in blue, chocolate (which is the most well-known), cinnamon, lilac, and fawn, in both solid and tabby patterns. This, and a silky coat texture of appropriate length, make it a special cat.

All colors pointed pattern only: chocolate, seal, lilac, blue, flame, cream, tortie, blue-cream, chocolate-tortie, lilac-cream, seal lynx, blue lynx, flame lynx, cream lynx, tortie lynx, blue-cream lynx, chocolate lynx, lilac lynx, ...

They come in the four Siamese colours: seal point, blue point, chocolate point and lilac point. Their head forms a long, tapering wedge with a long, straight profile. Ears are large and continue the wedge. Eyes are blue and almond shaped.

Coat Type, Color & Grooming: Solid colors: Include black, white, orange, blue, cream, chocolate, and lilac. Bi-color: Predominantly white with patches of one other color.

Breed colours include; black, havana, red, blue, lilac, fawn, cream, caramel, apricot, foreign white, black tortie, chocolate tortie, cinnamon tortie, blue torite, lilac tortie, fawn tortie and caramel tortie.

In most associations, the Balinese is accepted in a full range of colors, including the four traditional Siamese point colors of seal, blue, chocolate, and lilac, as well as less traditional colors such as red and cream, ...

The coat is short, fine and glossy. The coat can be Sable Brown (known as Sable), Red, Cream, Blue, Lilac (also known as Platinum), Chocolate (also known as Champagne), Brown Tortie, Blue Tortie, Chocolate Tortie, and Lilac Tortie.

The Burmilla was the result of an accidental cross between a Chinchilla male and a Lilac Burmese female. So popular were the resultant kittens that a breeding plan was developed and several different types of Burmilla resulted over the generations.

Siamese were originally recognized in the seal, blue, chocolate, and lilac point colors. In some associations, additional colors and patterns are accepted as part of the Siamese breed, while other associations call these cats Colorpoint Shorthairs.

DILUTE CALICO - Any of the tortoiseshell colors maltesed; the eumelanistic and phaeomelanistic colors maltesed. Blue and Cream, Fawn and Cream, Lilac and Cream. Blue Torties, Fawn Torties, Lilac Torties plus white.

Colors and Coats Types Available - There are seal, blue, chocolate, lilac, cream, red points, and also all available in lynx (tabby). Coat is long, flowing and body is in contrast with body points.

One of the newer additions to the range of Abyssinian colors, the lilac is the dilute shade of the chocolate.

They are available in seal, blue, chocolate, and lilac point colors, either with or without white markings on the face and feet. They are slowly growing in popularity, because of their friendly attitude, and because they are just so darn cute! ...

The delicately coloured Burmilla is one of the most attractive breeds of cats. The breed began in England in 1981 with the accidental mating of a lilac Burmese and a Chinchilla . hence the name Burmilla.

Evaluate the coloring of your cat. Ragdoll cats come in a variety of different colors and patterns. The colors are blue, chocolate, cream, lilac, red and seal. The patterns include bi-color, mitted, point and van. Step 2 ...

Ragdolls have blue eyes and come in four patterns: bi-colored, van, mitted, and pointed. The individual patterns are comprised of eight colors such as seal, blue, chocolate, lilac, red, cream, fawn, and cinnamon.

The accepted colors are also similar to the Siamese, being blue, chocolate, lilac and seal point colors. Point refers to the areas of the tail, paws, face and ears.

Their bodies are mostly cream coloured, with their faces, tails and legs being coloured with a number of different colours. Some of the common colours include Lilac, Chocolate, Blue and Seal. Unlike most colour-point cats, the Birmans paws are white.

The major distinguishing factor here is the Himalayan's pointed coat, which run to blue, chocolate, seal, red and cream, tortie, lilac, and lynx versions.

The coat of the Burmilla is short and dense with a silky texture, and lies smoothly with sufficient undercoat to give a slight lift. Their shading exists in all Burmese colors (brown, blue, lilac, chocolate, red and cream) and black undercoat of ...

See also: Siamese, Cream, Seal, Red, Solid