What colors can a cat see?

Answer 1

It is thought that cats can distinguish between higher frequency colors, meaning cats respond to the colors purple, blue, green and possibly yellow range. Red, orange and brown colors appear to fall outside cats color range and are most likely seen as shades of grey or purple.

Purple, blue and green appear to be the strongest colors perceived by cats. Tests suggest cats can distinguish between more shades or levels of gray than can humans.

Answer 2

Cats are believed to have dichromatic vision, meaning they can see some colors but not all. They can distinguish between blues and yellows, but their ability to see reds and greens is limited. Their vision is better in low light compared to humans.

Answer 3

Cats can come in several colors: White, Black, Red (also known as Orange or Ginger), Blue (Grey), Cream and Brown (often called chocolate. Light shades of brown with pink overtones are called Lilac or Lavender).

Answer 4

Cats can be many colours, black, white, brown, tan, cream, grey, blue-grey, light brown and a mixture of those. You can look at the colours of breeds and pick out one you like, or look at cats and pick out one with a coat that you like.

Answer 5

house cat doesn't say anything about the cat's color. Cats can be orange, white, tan, brown, black, blue, gray, and many other neutral colors.

Answer 6

Cats can see yellow, green and blue, with blue and violet shades being the strongest perceived range. Tests have revealed that much like dogs, cats cannot see the colour red and most browns.

Answer 7

millions of different colors, patterns, and mixtures

Answer 8

The most common is tabby. They can be any colors ranging from dark brown to orange.

Answer 9

Cats can be a variety of different colours, such as: * White * Black * Brown * Black and white * Tabby * Grey * Grey and white * Orange

Answer 10

colors of house cats are brown black gray white