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Many of the pedigreed cat breeds recognized by the Cat Fanciers Association and The International Cat Association come in grey or blue.

Some breeds do not come in grey at all, including the Bombay, Burmilla, Havana Brown, Japanese Bobtail, Khao Manee, Ragdoll, Siamese, Singapura, and Tonkinese. The American Shorthair is recognised for its stunning grey tabby coat. Most grey tabby cats are domestic shorthairs or domestic longhairs (which means they are not purebred), but grey tabby is also common in many purebred cats. The origin of this Cat is in Cornwall, England, and the first Cornish is born from the litter of kittens owned by Mrs. Grey tabby is a coat colour and pattern, not a breed. Other popular cat breeds come in grey or blue, but also appear in other colors, whether solid or patterned. Cornish Rex Cornish Rex has this curly coat that makes them different from other breeds. Some cat breeds only come in grey or blue, such as the Chartreux, Korat, Nebelung, and Russian Blue.

The dilute versions of calico and tortoiseshell cats also have some grey color in their coats, but in these coat patterns, grey is mixed with orange or tan (tortoiseshell) or orange/tan and white (calico).Īlso Read: Tortoiseshell Versus Calico Cats: What’s The Difference Between Them? Grey cats also come in a variety of different patterns, including solid grey, grey tabby, grey spotted tabby, grey ticked tabby, grey spotted, grey pointed, and bi-colored (grey with white). In cats, grey coats come in a range of hues, from very light silvery grey to deep slate blue. The color grey, which is also called blue, is a dilute variation of black, which is a very common color in cats. Though grey is one of the most beautiful colors found in cats, grey cats are not particularly rare.