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Tom Cat
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So I know all kittens are born with blue eyes and then their "final" eye color comes in later. My question is...the foster mama kitty I have, Tootsie, is black with one blue eye and one yellow. She's roughly 5 years old, so I know her colors are "permanent."
Her 12 week old litter has 6 kittens, all black or mostly black. Three of the kittens already have beautiful brown eyes. The other three still have blue. Given their age and the fact that their mother has one blue eye, are their eyes likely to stay blue? It would be a good feature for getting them adopted out as black cats with blue eyes are uncommon, but I don't want to "falsely advertise" them if it's unlikely that the eyes will stay blue. I googled a bit and didn't find much info on this. Any insight? |
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I don't know much about the eye colors of kittens, but if three of Tootsie's older kittens have brown eyes, then I'm pretty sure the other three kitties with the blue eyes will stay blue. If they were going to change, you'd be able to see the changes in the color when looking at their eyes.
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I think there's a good chance that the 3 with the blue eyes that they will likely stay that way.....wow! blue eyes with a black coat would be stunning and rare! The "brown" eyed kitties will likely turn gold or possibly copper.
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Tom Cat
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Here's the blue eyed babies
![]() ![]() ![]() Here's mama's eyes. I've had a hard time getting a shot of them as she blinks when the flash goes off. Right eye is yellow, left eye is blue.
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I got Sasha last year at 11 weeks. He had olive colored eyes and they changed until about 9 months. They are now a yellow with a very slight tinge of green.
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Tom Cat
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Our girl Daytona had beautiful chocolate brown eyes when we got her around 3 months. They changed until almost a year too, and are now a brownish/yellow, but they stayed similar to the brown color...so even if the shade of blue changes, I'm hoping they'll stay somewhat blue.
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At that age they will stay blue.....wow such striking kitties.....you should have no trouble finding them good homes. Usually black kitties are the hardest to place, but blue-eyed ones blacks and black & white bicolors are very unusual and stunning!
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