By: Chewy Editorial Published: December 9, View all in be inspired. View all in be generous. Linn Currie via Shutterstock Feline eyes, which are pretty much always mesmerizing, seem to take on an extra special glint when their hue is blue. Here Bennett gives us a close-up view of some of her favorite blue-eyed breeds. Siamese Possibly the best known of the blue-eyed beauties, these cats display wide-set ears, a wedge-shaped head, and vivid blue eyes in deep contrast to their darker fur.
Minerva Studio via Shutterstock Balinese This breed—which began as a longhaired mutation of the Siamese—exhibits those same sapphire eyes, but the contrasting markings are a muted version of the familiar, deeper-hued Siamese color points. Suzane M. Previous 10 Fastest Dog Breeds Find out if your speed racer makes the list of the top ten fastest dog breeds. Featured Products. Can't say I blame you. For like two seconds tops. I could use an extra serving of attention.
Keep scrolling, there's more! What Is Your Dog Saying? Use left and right arrow keys to navigate between menu items. Use right arrow key to move into submenus. The Javanese is a blue eyed cat breed that was developed from Siamese, Colorpoint and Balinese breeds. They appear elegant and delicate but they actually have a hard and incredibly muscular body, making them acrobatic and highly skilled at jumping and climbing. Due to their high intelligence levels, Javanese cats are a breed that's well suited to being trained and learning tricks.
They're also well known for their communication skills, so they'll definitely tell you if they're unhappy or if they want your undivided attention. Ragdolls are known far and wide for their glittering sapphire-like eyes and are considered to be one of the most affectionate cats.
They make ideal lap cats and are at their happiest when they're with their people, following you around the house or encouraging you to make a fuss over them. The Ragdoll got its name thanks to their tendency to go limp when picked up and the fact that they usually enjoy being carried around, unlike most other cats.
This breed is extremely easy going and it's rare that you'll get one with a bad temperament, making them one of the most popular breeds among families. The Siamese is a blue-eyed cat breed that is extremely popular thanks to their stunning appearance. They make amazing companions as they thrive on spending time with their humans, but they don't particularly like being left alone.
The Siamese is one of the oldest cat breeds in the world and were once considered sacred cats and used to guard Buddhist temples. Also, in ancient times these cats were royal and if one was stolen from the Royal Court it was an offence punishable by death. Named because of their adorable white paws, the Snowshoe is a cat breed with blue eyes that is guaranteed to make your heart melt.
Boasting big blue eyes and a masked face, this breed is most commonly beige, white or tan in colour. Originating in the s as a result of crossing a Siamese with various American Shorthairs, the Snowshoe is relatively new in comparison to other cat breeds.
Generally, these cats tend to be quite vocal, though not as much as the Siamese, and make loving, playful pets. The Tonkinese is a result of crossing Siamese and Burmese cats, giving them all the best qualities of both blue-eyed breeds. They tend to be entertaining, affectionate and incredibly intelligent cats, and many owners say that Tonkinese cats like to jump onto people's shoulders due to their love of heights! These cats are normally indoor cats, and it's important to note that they should not go outside without a lead as their trusting demeanour means that they often lack certain defensive instincts.
Although one of the most common eye colours for this breed is blue, they can also have green, gold and amber eyes, and they look adorable with them all! These cats are considered to be quite rare and are thought to be one of the first longhaired cats in Europe.
One of the most noteworthy features of the Turkish Angora is their outgoing personalities, and are thought to act like dogs in some cases. Where this blue eyed cat breed is incredibly beautiful, it's also the rarest breed on this list.
Their name means 'blue eyes' in Spanish and there are only a handful of these cats in the world. Which means that owning one is pretty out of the question. First appearing among feral cats in Mexico, there is very little known on the Ojos Azules due to the rarity of it, but they look beautiful.
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