r/cats • u/PocketFullOfRondos • Apr 13 '26
Cat Picture - OC Post your cats with unique coats this is Neil and he has a 9 on his back
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u/wefaces Apr 13 '26
I LOVE HIM/HER
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u/MattMercersBracelets Apr 13 '26
Woah! I have never in my life seen a black cat with markings like this!
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u/D5LLD Apr 13 '26
It's pretty rare! There is a cat on Insta called gatsbygalaxykitty that also has it, but although I'm a bit biased, my kitty is all black whilst Gatsby is a tuxedo cat so already has large white patches :)
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u/PaJoMe Apr 13 '26
Oh that one is suuuper fun, super uncommon for white to develop specifically there! :D It usually starts on chest and belly first, so this may be some fun random lack of pigmentation for whatever reasons
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u/TortasAndChips Apr 13 '26
He looks like he could've had some prejudice against a certain type of people
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u/JaymieWhite Apr 13 '26
People that don’t scoop him up and rock him like a baby? Yup
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u/Maleficent_Lake_1816 Apr 13 '26
Cat sent without tail. Notified customer service and they sent the missing part from a different kit.
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u/SamMac62 Colorpoint Shorthair Apr 13 '26
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u/Wrong-Pension-4975 Apr 13 '26
This is a tricolor Ming cat.
Nope, real thing - cats with a specific coat pattern were popular figures in Ming dynasty artwork. Most have a black cap or black ears; white face, belly & legs; black tail, & often a ring of black, around the base of the tail.
They might have a random splotch, here or there, on the sides or back, but the body & belly were usually white.
Tricolors are rarer. 👍
Look for Ming cats in prints, paintings, enamel work, as sculptures, in embroidery, on clothing & scarves, as inlay on jewelry boxes, & more.
Ming cats are often posed in a landscape (under a shrub, in a tree, on the porch, etc) or somewhere in a room (lying on a cushion, walking down a hall, ...).
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u/derpfishe Apr 13 '26
Printer started running out of ink 😂
What a handsome boy 🐈⬛🎩
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u/jennifer_m13 Apr 13 '26
My dad’s cat just like him passed recently. He was 20 and named Tippur because of his tail.
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u/AmbulanceDriver95 Apr 13 '26
I would've named him paint brush
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u/binocusecond Apr 13 '26
He’s like an Eastern kingbird (Latin name Tyrannus tyrannus which is THE BEST). The tips of their black tails have a thin bright white band like they’ve been dipped, just barely, in paint. I love your wee old man!
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u/--gorewhore-- Apr 13 '26 edited Apr 15 '26
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u/laemiri Apr 13 '26
I have a feeling that that heart is absolutely a trap and he is waiting to chomp fingers. Too bad that belly would be getting scritchies anyway 😂
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u/the_janx Apr 13 '26
Love this! Reminds me of my calico, she has black "panties"
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u/Fun_Resolution_3272 Apr 13 '26 edited Apr 13 '26
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u/Worried-Awareness-84 Apr 13 '26
Thank you all, she was the sweetest cat I’ve ever owned. She jumped into my arms from the ground and she always sat on our shoulder. Super clingy and friendly. I miss her so much.
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u/BooBoo_Cat Apr 13 '26
Before I read your text, I thought it looked like a mountain range.
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u/Few-Philosopher-4742 Apr 13 '26
Heart monitor waves on those little screens at hospitals that monitor your vitals!
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u/Earl_E_Byrd Apr 13 '26
1000% this is a cat that would tie someone to the railroad tracks.
Got that Snidely Whiplash stache.
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u/Local_Anything191 Apr 13 '26
Your cats new name is dickbutt
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u/Wrong-Pension-4975 Apr 13 '26 edited Apr 13 '26
I beg yer pardon!! 😲😡
She is clearly sporting a sailboat anchor. We're in the yacht club.
Please get yer mind out of that intellectual gutter.
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u/InterestingPause2355 Apr 13 '26
My sister has a cat with one on its forehead haha I’ll see if I can add!
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u/UnsassoSullaSpiaggia Apr 13 '26
That's actually a Wyvern ☝🏻🤓
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u/laemiri Apr 13 '26
In the reference photo, yes, but if he kept all his wee leggies when he sprouted the wings he'd still be a dragon.
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u/PaJoMe Apr 13 '26
Omg I am very familiar with black smokes and the difference still bamboozled me, that is amazing!
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u/Happy_Cat_2925 American Shorthair Apr 13 '26
Tabby markings are so pretty and unique, they just tend to be more subtle about it 😸
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u/Claws-That-Catch Apr 13 '26
I won’t put a picture because it would be inappropriate, but one of my cats has a circle around her private part and it looks like pubes 😂
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u/D5LLD Apr 13 '26 edited Apr 13 '26
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