This is a visual genetics guide for writers, artists, or anyone who wants to learn some more about cat genes! Btw for cats with heterochromia one of their eyes have to be blue, this is because as kittens their eyes are always blue but when they get older sometimes only one of the eyes get there pigment, which causes heterochromia. In normal cats pigment is added to both eyes as they grow up. Wasn’t planing to make a part for eye colors until someone asked, but it’s pretty simple to put together because I already had it done. :) All drawings are mine and taken from my Google Slides I made, I’m just posting them here for others to enjoy To Post: Fur length and Fur texture Dominant White and White Spotting Colorpoint (mink, siamese, sepia) Ear shape and tail length Chimeras Mutations How to read punnet squares How to read pedigrees
Lmk in the comments with any questions :) First - Base Colors https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1280612640 Next - Fur length and Fur texture https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1307645761 Studio - https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/51422320 Pings: @cleo_on_paws @MissyDonut
