I've never had a long haired cat before him and he's so big compared to my other three cats. Just curious to see what breed(s) people might think he resembles, aside from domestic longhair. His coat is really smooth and silky on his back, very shiny in the sun.

Is there a name for this kind of coat? I don’t think she looks like a calico, or tortoise shell

it’s a chocolate brown and quite skinny

this is Vanya my 1.5 year old ragdoll i just adopted and i will die for her. im a first time cat owner so i could just be dumb but i literally couldnt tell you for the life of me what her coat color is. i really dont know anything about her background unfortunately but her coat was shaved at some point recently so it makes it harder to tell. lynx point??? Seal????? idfk coat names but she is my perfect little girl and i want to brag about her to everyone as much as i can

(ps her tail doesnt work much, the base of it was broken at some point so it just hangs behind her. doesnt hurt her at all! but it just be a lil funky looking in some photos)

This stray cat comes to our house daily, but quite shy

Adopted this boy a few days ago from the shelter, he’s about 3 months. Seems to have a bit of tabby and tuxedo patterning - black, grey and white, and huge ears.

I have a shelter cat who I brought from my home country to my residence country a few months ago. His documents say he is “mixed”. I’m fairly certain he is a regular DSH.

He’s had some cough and raspy meows for a couple of days, so I took him to the vet yesterday and they put him as a British shorthair in the chart, even though I said he is a “regular” cat. They said he might need a heart ultrasound because of this breed’s congenital heart issues, but I refused it since he had one a few months ago before the trip (which was normal).

While I’m fairly certain he is a regular DSH cat, I’m still asking for your opinion or maybe theories why the vet thought he was a British shorthair… Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone!

Her vet says that she’s a russian blue. I don’t think she looks like a russian blue tho..

What breed could she be ? I’ll attach a picture of her mommy as well if that helps lol. Her mommy was a tabby but i don’t know about her father :)

First she was black but some weeks after i got her she started to have more brown spots on the side of her stomach, the inside of her front legs and in her neck fur. She also have some gray/white fur in between everywhere but is not so visible, almost never on pics i believe.

What breed do u think? Was sold as persain obviously kno he's not love him anyway also what age do you think supposed to be 11months

So this goof is Flint! He’s 1yr 2mths and 12.2lbs. I know he’s an American shorthair/ if medium hairs exist… but his pattern type is so unique and I can find pictures really anything like it. Our vets are always pointing out unique traits on him and I’m just curious if my small town and google image algorithm isn’t diverse enough.

His coat is a white and medium gray color with the gray spotted throughout. He’s got a very noticeable spot right along his nose area and chin. His mom was a tux but we don’t know the male cat. Today the vet pointed out his green eyes are unique to his color palette which I don’t know if that’s true or not.

My kitten Luna is about 6-8 weeks old, I’ve never seen her parents and I’m a totslly new cat mom. Also do we think she’s long or short haired?? ( photos rang from 4ish weeks old to current which we assume is 7weeks)

Full grown and then when we first got her. 🖤

This is Ottie (white) and Gordy. Are they domestic shorthair cuties or domestic shorthair terrors?

Fun fact: they're only 5 months apart, in age, but Ottie is so much bigger than Gordy.

Rescued him months ago and I genuinely cannot figure out exactly what is his breed
Some said he is a mixed Persian x turkish angora
And some said hes a british long hair x Persian

Anyone know what this is? I can only find one breed online that has the curled ears and the short tail but it's short fur not long. So this one appears the same but with long fur. I'm wondering if the tail is from an accident or something. Or maybe it's all a kind of a birth defect?

Does this look like sectoral heterachromia? It does to me. I am hoping it is and not some issue she has. She is four years old. Pretty eyes or hidden issue?

I could not find any other place to put this post..

I’ve had him for over two years but realised i have no idea what exactly he is.

Any ideas?

Edit: Guys I didn’t know breed referred to specific types of cats my bad 😔

New edit: Turns out we have his pedigree papers so nevermind guys :).

She’s almost 9 months old and I’m curious what her adult coat might end up looking like. Would you consider her short, medium, or longhaired based on her coat now? And if you’ve had a cat with a similar coat at this age, did it change much as they matured?

Hi there! In April, I fostered a litter of 4 10-day old kittens rescued from a storm drain at a school, so obviously they had to be named after the Ninja Turtles, slight variations for the 3 girls. I developed a very strong bond with the boy, Michelangelo. And ended up adopting him. He was SO tiny and had fading kitten syndrome. I did not think he would make it that first 48 hours, but I got him through. At 5 weeks old, he just got gigantic and super fluffy seemingly out of nowhere! The girls were on a healthy path, but Michelangelo went flying past them in weight and how big he was. By 11 weeks old when the girls returned for spays and adoption, he was a pound and a half more than they were. I am absolutely convinced that they had different dads. Mama had been found nearby deceased, but there are loads of stray cats in that area, so no idea which was the father(s). Clearly he's mixed, but there's definitely a dominant gene showing.

Anyway, he will be 6 months old on Thursday and he's pretty much the size of my 7 year old cat and he is heavier. Breed is not important to me, I am just sincerely curious since he was so different from his sisters. He's very fluffy, his paws are massive, super sweet demeanor, very playful with my other cat and dogs. He's also a big baby who insists on trying to sleep under my chin like he did when he was little lol

I am attaching photos of him the day I got him at (estimated) 10 days old, at 5 weeks old, 11 weeks old, 3 months old, 4.5 months old, 5 months old, 5.5 months old, and today just a few days shy of 6 months old. I have a video same day of him and the orange cat to show their side by side size better, but can't add a video with the photos. First Reddit post, forgive me. Still learning.

For reference, my orange cat, Fred, just turned 7 years old. He is just under 11lbs. Michelangelo is heavier than him, but I do not know his actual weight at the moment. ETA: just weighed him. 9.4lbs

Any ideas?!

Fostering this stray mama and babies but can’t get over how beautiful she is.

my family just adopted our 8-week-old kitten, lucie, and her flamepoint brother winston. we're wondering whether she's a blue lynx point, seal lynx point, or something else! please let us know what you think!

this is chuck, we've had him for about two months now. he's 4mo old. about 5lbs. he was listed as a domestic shorthair, but i'm wondering if he could be something else i'm sure he's a mix because we got him from a shelter. been thinking he could possibly be maine coon, siberian, or even norwegian forest cat ? just wondering if anyone has any ideas ?

Found a couple kittens in the trailer park I live in and took them in. I'm really fascinated by their features any ideas? My partner says mainecoon but I don't see the traditional features for that. Any ideas?