Blue cats can give birth to blue and white. If a blue cat is bred with a British shorthair cat with white hair, there is a probability that a blue and white cat will be born. For example, if bred with a blue cat and a pure white cat, the probability of a blue and white child is relatively high. If two blue cats are mated, the probability of giving birth to blue and white is very low, unless one blue cat has a recessive gene for blue and white.

Precautions for breeding blue cats:

1. Cut the nails of male and female cats before breeding to prevent scratching each other. Blue cats will go into estrus when they are 6 to 12 months old. Generally, female cats become sexually mature at about four to five months, and some later ones need about one and a half years old. The sexual maturity of male cats is relatively late. It is usually recommended to breed around eight months, but it can also be postponed according to the actual situation.

2. The size difference between the two cats is not likely to be too large, which makes it easier for them to mate successfully. When breeding, you should pay attention to the fact that purebred cats should choose the same purebred cats, so that the offspring will be more pure

3. Before breeding, male cats should be supplemented with nutrients to improve the quality of sperm. After the cat is successfully pregnant, you should pay attention to the care of the female cat to prevent accidental miscarriage.