If this Siamese variation still confuses you, your best bet is to inspect your feline's pink undertones since a Seal Point's nose leather and paw pads have no pink at all. Their ivory-white fur remains pale with little to no shading as opposed to the Seal points' warmer tones. It’s safe to say that Seal Points end up with darker coats! Seals differ as the points darken with age. However, the Chocolates wear lighter, pink-toned shades of brown resembling milk chocolate. Is your cat a Chocolate or a Seal Point? What is the difference between the Chocolate Point and the Seal Point Siamese?īoth Seals and Chocolates share the same brown markings. But in all cases, the body should be wrapped with milky ivory remaining pale for a lifetime. In some cases, you may find a Chocolate Point with a warmer, cinnamon-like color. Chocolates have a nose leather and paw pads decorated with pinkish brown shades. Your cat’s ears should not be darker than the color masking its face, and the legs should appear paler than the Seal Point’s. See if your cat sports a milk chocolate color on their extremities: tail, ears, feet, paw pads and faces. To start with, check the eyes for deep, vivid shades of blue. You can course through GCCF’s standard of Chocolate Points to check if your feline is one. Only until they age will you see the differences. For starters, you won’t be able to tell the Chocolate and Seal apart as kittens. It's as confusing as telling the difference between a Blue Point and a Lilac Point cat. Chocolate Tortie Point Siamese Covered with mottled points, the Chocolate Tortie strongly resembles the shell of a tortoise. Chocolates and Seals have more similarities than their differences which gets tricky if a non-breeder tries to tell them apart. The Tabby Siamese cats have come about from an incidental mating of a purebred Seal Point with a Tabby cat. Consequently, they embody this color very well!ĭid you know that this Siamese cat is rare? There was a time when more Seal Points were found than Chocolate Points.

You can call them the “Choccie”, short for ‘chocolate'. The objects of the club are to promote breeding and exhibition of Tabby Pointed Siamese cats, and to offer support and advice, in all matters concerning the. Quite a unique genetic variation of the Seal Point. We’re graced with another variation of the Siamese breed, laying our eyes on the Chocolate Point. Grooming Needs: You can brush the coat of your Siamese cat softly and gradually, for once a week.Ĭat Association Recognition: GCCF, CFA What is a Chocolate Point Siamese? Social Needs: needs love, attention, and some laughter

Light pink-toned brown markings as points on the extremities Shedding Tendency: less than most breeds Coat Length: Height range: 8-10 inches Female Chocolate Point Siamese cat Origin: Thailand Male Chocolate Point Siamese cat

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