Albert Herdianto Widjojo
This is Blue’s paw in close up. Unlike Susie or Black whose their’s are pink, the paw of Blue’s is black. I don’t know for sure what causes the color difference, and as far as the explanation I can get, the color of the paw adapts to the fur pigment.
It is said that cats with red fur will have pink paws, while gray or black furry cats will have gray, blackish, or even black paws. There are also certain cats that are mixed in gray with black motifs and there is also a combination of pink and black. I am increasingly curious about that opinion, even a bit confuse because Susie is gray and Black, of course, has black fur while their paw is pink.
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This is Black’s paw. Do you know what causes the color difference in cat paw?
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Users voted 21 times.
Q: This is Black’s paw. Do you know what causes the color difference in cat paw?
Yes (5 votes) – 24%
No (16 votes) – 76%
Aw, paws are always cute regardless of their colors.
Yep! That is the truth, Ellie.
Interesting macro dear friend
Thank you very much for the compliment, Elena.
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Q: This is Black’s paw. Do you know what causes the color difference in cat paw?
Yes (5 votes) – 26%
No (14 votes) – 74%
Yes, they are, dear friend. Thank you.?
I have never thought about it… interesting and educational
Curiosity about cat doesn’t kill us, right?
Thanks for the compliment, Abhishek Verma.
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Q: This is Black’s paw. Do you know what causes the color difference in cat paw?
Yes (5 votes) – 29%
No (12 votes) – 71%
I suspect the trust shown by black is the real thing here. I know, dogs and cats do not like human’s grabbing their paws. Black trusts you to allow that, and a picture to boot!
You are right! Basically, they don’t like it if their paw is held, but because since I was little I always cleaned their paw, especially every time after they were pooping, they were used to my touch and let me grab it.
It also means they trust you – which is very important!
I think so, but that must be built with a sincere effort. Ah, you already know that, right?
I have not really looked into the colors of the paws of the cats like Bond, Mumps, Munster Cheese and Burt that much.
I’m curious about their paw too…
Since Mumps is Black and hairy, her paws are black. Bond’s paws underneath are pink since he is orange and white. I guess Munster Cheese who has a dark coat would have black paws underneath.
I see… So they are all in accordance with the theory, and only Black is not!
I think the theory is correct. Black is the exception.
If so, I would consider Black a magic cat.
I agree with you on this matter.
Hmm, interesting! I need to inspect the cats’ paws when I get home. I never have thought of doing that.
These cute and adorable creatures always have something that invites our curiosity, right?
You’re right, it mostly has to do with fur pigmentation.
I never had cats but two guinea pigs. One was about half black and half white, including the ears: one was black, the other was pink.
Paws usually match the fur, but they can also match the nose.
Do you still have those two guinea pigs?
I think all this time the paw always matches the nose…
Nope, they died about 10 years ago. ?
You need to see a half-black/half-white paw to tell if fur is also responsible, or if it’s all about the nose. ?
How do you think I can see such a paw?
I think they’re quite rare, but saw a few examples on Google Images searching for “cat paws”.
Ah, I see… Thanks for your input, Sabrina.
Unfortunately, I do not know what affects the color of the cat’s paws. My Miki has gray fur and gray paws.
It seems like Miki and Blue have a paw that matches theory or assumptions, but not with Black.
It could be just pigment. Variety makes an interesting difference.
Diversity is interesting and beautiful, but I feel a little curious about that.
Interesting. I never thought about it, though it is most likely pigmentation.
Thanks for your opinion. I’m just a little curious.
I am totally clueless.
That’s okay, Trenna. Thanks for visit
The color of the paw generally coordinates with fur color.
In cats with multiple colors, as my cat is, you’ll see color combinations—maybe 1 toes pink and the rest black.
Yes, that is the answer that I have obtained before. There is also a little black on the right back paw of Black.
I have no idea what’s affecting the color of the cat’s paws, dear Albert
That’s okay, dear Lado. I’m just a little curious.
If I say right, I’m interested too, dear friend
Thank you soooo much, dear Lado.
Haha, maybe black have a panda ancestor?
I really don’t know
Oops I mean Blue …
Is the panda’s paw black too?
I don’t know … haha
I just assume …
Hmmm… at least your assumption is cute.
I would say genetics plays the biggest part in the color of the paws. Wow what a cute shot here!
That makes perfect sense, Carol. The easiest shot when they sleep!
Oh my these are the cutest and the most imaginative poses I have ever seen of a cat. Their paws are beautiful, aren’t they, whether they be black or pink or a combination of both. Also, these little paws look so clean compared to my Runt’s paws which are pink but have dirt all over them as he is almost all day outside lately with the coming of spring and summer… Say hi to Black, Blue and Susie for me…
The idea of taking these pictures appears when they sleep by showing their paw, and both are different.
They are more inside the house and I always clean them every time after they came from outside or my wife will sing louder than the heavy metal song that I listen to.
I’ll say your Hi to them. Thank you soooo much, dear friend.