FAQ

Some blue-eyed cats may be more prone to deafness, especially if they are white, but not all blue-eyed cats have health problems.

The rarest color of cat is albino, marked by a complete absence of pigmentation due to a genetic mutation.

Blue-eyed cats are not inherently unhealthy, but some may be prone to certain conditions such as deafness, particularly in white-coated breeds.

The rarest color of cat is albino, characterized by a complete lack of pigmentation caused by a genetic mutation.

Blue-eyed cats can be healthy, but in some cases, especially among white cats, blue eyes are linked to congenital deafness or vision issues.

The rarest eye color for cats is orange or amber, particularly in combination with certain fur colors or breeds.

Blue eyes in cats often indicate specific genetics, such as the presence of the Siamese gene or a lack of pigmentation, and may relate to breed or age.

Blue eyes in cats are often found in breeds like Siamese, Ragdoll, Himalayan, and Birman.

Yes, blue-eyed cats are relatively rare and are usually associated with specific breeds or genetic traits.

Not in corpus.