What is the rarest Siamese color?
The rarest Siamese cat is the Foreign White Balinese. Foreign White Balinese cats are so rare because they need two copies of the long-haired gene that can only come from a true Balinese.
Are lilac points Rare?
Lilac Point Siamese cats are rare but not unheard of. If you’ve ever seen a cat with light blue eyes and white points on the ears, nose, feet, or tail, they were most likely a Lilac Point Siamese.
How much does a real Siamese cat cost?
| Breed Information | |
|---|---|
| Colors | Seal point Chocolate point Blue point Lilac point |
| Kitten Prices | Average $600 – $1200 USD The normal Siamese kitten can cost you anywhere from around $600-$800. however, If you want a premium origin Siamese cat with noticeable features, be prepared to give $1000-$2,500 depending on the breeder. |
What is the difference between Lilac point and blue point?
Many people get confused between the Lilac Point and the darker Blue Point, because both are blue-grey. The difference is that Lilac Points are silvery-grey, whereas Blue Points are a darker, slate-grey, as you can see in the photo below. Mia, on the left is the Blue Point, and Gizmo, on the right, is the Lilac Point.
Are all seal point cats Siamese?
The gene responsible for seal point cat coloration comes from the Siamese cat breed. However, with outcrossing over the years, not all cats with seal point coloration today are classified as Siamese cats (more on this in a later section).
What is a lilac lynx point Siamese?
The Lynx Point is a term used to describe a colorpoint cat (such as a Siamese) where the darker areas on the cat’s coat also show a tabby pattern. Lynx Points are also nick-named Color Point Short Hairs or Tabby Points. Read on as we discuss the types of Lynx Points out there – not all of them Lynx Point Siamese!
Is a seal point Siamese rare?
It can be found in a variety of cats, including Siamese, Himalayan, and Ragdolls. One thing that is interesting about the Seal Point coloration is that it is almost always found in purebred species. Although you can find it in other cat varieties, it is rare to find the coloration in cats that are not purebred.