What is a Himalayan cat?

Answer 1

Himalayan cats are a cross between Persians and Siamese They are known for dark coloration on their ears, feet, body and tail. This dark coloration is called point. This is why Himalayan cats are often described as being a "lilac point" or a "chocolate point." There is also the cream point, blue point, seal point, lilac tor tie point, blue tor tie point, red lynx point, lilac lynx point, blue tor tie lynx point, and finally; the chocolate lynx point.

Answer 2

Himalayan cats are a cross between a Persian and a Siamese. They do not come from the Himalayans but rather were named "Himalayan" because of their coloring that is the same as that of the Himalayan rabbits.

Answer 3

Himalayan cats are highly domesticated and are not known for being particularly predatory. However, like all cats, most Himalayan cats will hunt birds, rodents, and small reptiles if given the chance to do so.

Answer 4

No, they are a mix of Persian cats and Siamese cats, but they're not from the Himilayas. :)