[header] How to identify a tabby cat [title] Look for blotchy patterns. [step] Classic tabby cats tend to have blotchy patterns across the body, leading some people to colloquially refer to classic tabbies as " blotched tabbies ". [title] Look for wide stripes.
[header] How to identify a tabby cat [title] Look for blotchy patterns. [step] Classic tabby cats tend to have blotchy patterns across the body, leading some people to colloquially refer to classic tabbies as " blotched tabbies ". [title] Look for wide stripes.
[step] The stripes on a classic tabby cat tend to be wider and thicker than on other varieties of tabbies. Those thicker lines can contribute to the blotchy pattern that is characteristic of classic tabbies. [step] Tabby cats are universally distinguished by large, open, white stripes all over their bodies. Patterns vary widely-be sure to pick yours out for the sake of being visually adept. [step] Stripes are one of the most common patterns of tabby cats. By breeding tabby cats, you can show that they should be approximately an inch (2.5 cm) long. [step] Tabby cats are typically short and round rather than muscular with few obvious markings. This means the tabby cat's coat extends from the withers to the centre of the belly.