Brown Bengal cats

Bengal cats come in a wide range of colours, just like other breeds. The International Cat Association classifies Bengal cats into standard and non-standard, with around six different shades of orange (TICA). See all about the Bengal Cat for an in depth look at it’s history.

The standard colours are as follows:

• Brown
• Snow
• Silver

Among the most obscure shades in the Bengal are:

• Blue
• Melanistic
• Charcoal Bengal cats (normally solid black)

Cats come in a variety of colours. There are, of course, more than six colours to choose from when it comes to the Bengal cat. Nope, there’s a lot more to know about the hues of Bengal cats. Regardless of the hue or tone of the Bengal cat’s pattern, it should be highly contrasted. Bengal Cats Size

Common Brown Bengal

As the most common colour, brown (C, C colour genes) was initially recognized by TICA in 1983, making it one of the first.

Traditional brown Bengals have eyes that are either green or gold.

Gray-twisty tones to bright oranges and golds can be found on the ground.

There is a wide variance in the hue of the spotting, rosetting, or marbling. Golden, Cream, Tawny, and Honey are just a few of the many brown hues found in a brown-haired friend’s coat.

The desired ground colour is orange-brown, but any shade of brown is acceptable. As you can see, the Bengal may be found in just about any shade of brown you can imagine.

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