Cat Breeds That Have Blue-Colored Coats

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Russian Blue

The Russian blue only comes in one coat color—an even, uniformly bright blue with no markings, according to the breed standard.

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Chartreux

Chartreux cats are the national cat of France. This breed likely originated in ancient Persia and is rare outside of Europe.

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Nebelung

Nebelung means "creature of the mist" in German. This blue cat certainly seems like it could disappear into the fog of an early morning.

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Korat

The Korat is a dark blue cat breed, described by Thai natives in its homeland as “rain-cloud gray” with a “seafoam” effect on its silver-tipped coat.

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British Shorthair

The British shorthair is often thought of as a blue cat. It is one of its most common colors that, at one point, the breed was called a "British blue."

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Oriental Shorthair

The Oriental shorthair sports a coat in many colors and patterns, so this is not an exclusively blue cat breed. However,

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Persian

Persians are known for their long, flowing coats and flat faces with bright eyes. This cat breed comes in dozens of colors.

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Burmese

While the original standard coat for a Burmese was a rich sable color, today's breed standard includes four possible coat colors: sable, champagne, platinum,

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American Shorthair

This American cat breed was intentionally bred to look like a small black panther, but fortunately it proves to be a much more affectionate and sociable house companion.

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