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Himalayan Coat Colors

Not sure what color of Himalayan kitten you are looking for or what it's even called? Below are examples of the various colors of Himalayan kittens with descriptions for each.

Himalayan cats are a subcategory of the Persian breed. They are set a part due to their blue eyes and unique coat color patterns known as "colorpoints." These beauties are similar to their cousins the Siamese and are the most recognized Persians due to their coloring. The term "colorpoint" refers to a feline with a light colored body, typically white or cream, but its face and extremities feature a different coat color. Across the face, there will be a darker "mask-like" shade which will also manifest itself along the length of the tail and the tip of the paws and ears.

Overall, these regal cats are beloved for their luxurious, silky fur and sweet faces. They have gentle personalities and quiet voices that some describe as musical. Himalayans are friendly, talkative, expressive cats that make charming pets for adults and children alike!

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Blue Point Himalayan

Blue Point Himalayans have a cool toned cream body color with a white undercoat. Their colorpoints appear a dark greyish in color with a slate grey nose and bright blue eyes.

Flame Point Himalayan

The flame points are a lovely contrast to the blue point Himalayans. These beauties are all warm tones. They have a creamy white body, deep orange or red points. Their nose and paws with a pale coral pink.

Cream Point Himalayan

An overall lighter shade, the Cream Point Himalayan has an off white colored body and buff or custard shade points. Their nose and paw pads are a light pink color.

Seal Point Himalayan

Seal Points are likely the most recognizable Himalayan color of them all. The body of the Seal Point is a warm shade of fawn that becomes gradually lighter toward the chest and stomach. Their points are a dark, almost wet-looking seal brown (which is how they get their name as the Seal Point Himalayan), as are the paw pads and nose.

Lilac Point Himalayan

Lilac is the rarest colors of all the Persian coat colors. The Lilac Point has an cool toned white body with warmer grey color points. Their noses and paw pads are a soft pastel lavender-pink hue.

Chocolate Point Himalayan

Chocolate is the second rarest coat color of Persian/ Himalayan cats. Their body is ivory with color points of warmer chocolate brown.

Double Chocolate Point Himalayan

While very similar to the Chocolate Point, a Double Chocolate Point has a body that is a darker with brown tones with a creamy undercoat. Their color points remain a richer, yet warm chocolate brown.

Blue Cream Point Himalayan

The Blue-Cream Point Himalayan has a creamy white to blue-white body, blue color points with cream patches. Their noses and paw pads are typically blue, but can also be pinkish.

Lynx Point Himalayans

The Himalayans' classified as a "Lynx Point" are referring to the patterned appearance of the color points. They are often brindled or striped with darker tabby-like markings and come in a variety of colors. Below you can explore various Lynx Point Himalayan kittens.

Blue Lynx Point Himalayan	Seal Lynx Point Himalayan	Chocolate Lynx Point
Tortie Lynx Point Himalayan

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Bicolor Point Himalayans

Bicolor Point Himalayans typically feature striking patches of white or creamy colorings within their coat, most often within the face and other color points, along with the traditional colorings.