The following points are mainly used to judge whether a silver-dot cat is pure or not:

1. The lighter the coat color of a silver-dot cat, the better. It is best to be close to milky white, and the tip of the hair is at the top. One-eighth to one-ninth of the body is silver-black, and the rest of the coat is white.

2. The eyes of silver-dot cats are generally round and the color of the eyes is blue. The brighter the color, the better.

3. There should be a circle of black line outside the eyes and nose of silver-point cats, and the black eyeliner should be obvious.

4. In appearance, silver-spotted cats have relatively well-proportioned limbs and can walk smoothly.

5. Silver-point cats have widely spaced ears, a round head, and short neck, legs, and tail.

6. Silver-spotted cats have five fingers on their forelimbs and four toes on their hind limbs. The toes have sharp and curved claws, and the paw pads should also be black.

7. The chest coat of silver-spot cats is very light, shiny, short-haired, and not mixed with long hair.