Spotted cats often have spotted skins. I don’t know if tabbies come in stripes. I don’t think so. I have seen “sphinx” (hairless) cats with spots on their skins, but so far no striped ones.
The classic picture of a housecat is a gray tiger-striped short-hair – it is the most prevalent pattern and color. Virtually all of Klibans cats are of this type.
I have a great little boy Manx with the most striking grey and black tiger stripes. He resembles Klibans cats in almost every detail except de tail. He’s pear shaped and a rumpie with a divit where his tail should be. Now I’m sure he has hidden buttons.
kauri44 over 11 years ago
There’s more than one way to skin a cat.
The#1BoiseStateFan over 11 years ago
Cat Zoot
Basqueian over 11 years ago
That is …. disturbing
orinoco womble over 11 years ago
Spotted cats often have spotted skins. I don’t know if tabbies come in stripes. I don’t think so. I have seen “sphinx” (hairless) cats with spots on their skins, but so far no striped ones.
Larry Miller Premium Member over 11 years ago
Who knew cats could work buttons?
Plods with ...™ over 11 years ago
And all this time, I’ve been looking for a zipper.
ottod Premium Member over 11 years ago
So that’s why they hate water. Fur is dry clean only.
hippogriff over 11 years ago
The classic picture of a housecat is a gray tiger-striped short-hair – it is the most prevalent pattern and color. Virtually all of Klibans cats are of this type.
VegasJimmy over 11 years ago
Since the buttons are on the left, must be a female cat.
Jean_1960 over 11 years ago
Augh!
horqua over 11 years ago
I have a great little boy Manx with the most striking grey and black tiger stripes. He resembles Klibans cats in almost every detail except de tail. He’s pear shaped and a rumpie with a divit where his tail should be. Now I’m sure he has hidden buttons.