Can Bombay cats have white and black on their fur?

Answer 1

No. The term "calico" refers to a certain coat colour, sometimes called "tortoiseshell-and-white" or "tricolor". It is not a breed. Calico is often large areas of white with two other colours, usually orange and black. The Calico colouring can be found in many different breeds of cat. If a cat is just black and white, it is not a calico.

Answer 2

No, Burmese cats do not hold the genes for a black and white coat. This breed does, however, come in a variety of colours:

• Brown - A rich warm brown.
• Blue - Blue-grey coat with a silver sheen.
• Chocolate - A lighter brown, often the colour of Milk Chocolate.
• Cream - A very light variant of the Red coat.
• Lilac - Pale grey with subtle pink tones.
• Red - Red-orange, with much more vibrant shades specific parts of the body (head, cheeks, ear, etc).

In addition, there are four tortoiseshell colours. Only female cats can carry the tortie gene:

• Brown Tortoiseshell - Brown with shades of red.
• Chocolate Tortoiseshell - Chocolate with shades of red.
• Lilac Tortoiseshell - Lilac with shades of cream.
• Blue Tortoiseshell - Blue with shades of cream.

Answer 3

maybe if you dye it but I would rather dye its fur purple =3

Answer 4

Technically, no. I guess you could call them really really dark gray, but technically, Bombays are known for their pitch black fur color.

Answer 5

The Bombay Cat is a Dark Black cat that alot of people own across the country. A good name for it would be spooky.

Answer 6

if they do it's not a pure Bombay

Answer 7

Yes.