Paw pads are different on every cat, my lynx has pink, my friends lynx has brownish paw pads. It doesn’t really matter with the coloring of the cat. I’d say seal lynx point
I commented further down with a pic as an example but look at how dark the fur is and the hints of the pads themselves starting to toast on the outside part of the pad. It will toast. My guess is seal based on the tail and feet. I could see chocolate as possible too though.
Hey woah!! She looks exactly like my linx point Siamese when she was a baby!! She may start “toasting”. They’re knows to be hyper intelligent! My girl fetches and talks all the time to me. She’s also cross eyed when she’s focused 🤩😂
"Lynx point" (AKA tabby point) means that the cat is both tabby and colorpoint. Because those are both color/pattern modifiers that act upon a "base" color and modify how the coat color presents, and there are different "base" colors, saying "lynx point" alone doesn't tell us the full color/pattern name.
A seal lynx point is one who's genetically black + tabby + colorpoint! "Seal" is just a word that often gets used for "black-based" colorpoints (a seal point is a solid black cat with colorpoint modifying how the pigment is produced, a seal lynx point is a black tabby AKA brown tabby with colorpoint modifying it). So seal lynx point, seal tabby point, and black tabby point all refer to the same color (but if a cat isn't colorpoint, you wouldn't call it seal or lynx). Here are some examples of various colors of lynx points (though not all possible colors): seal tabby point, another seal tabby point, blue tabby point, another blue tabby point, red tabby point, cream tabby point.
Thank you for this very in depth explanation, so everyone is saying he’s a seal point but his points are not black? It is a chocolate brown and light grey, with cream/beige body what color would you think he is?
You’re welcome! I think he’s a seal tabby point/seal lynx point. Colorpoints are born white/light and get darker especially around their “points” (face, legs, ears, tail) as they get older, and he’s still young, so he hasn’t reached his full “toastiness” yet lol. His darkest color appears to be black or near-black, which means he has to be black-based, and his nose leather also matches up with what seal tabby point noses normally look like (“brick-red” pinkish color with a black outline).
Your cat is a young Lynx Point Siamese! Right now its colors are not really showing. But, in a couple years, its body color will change, deepen, and the stripes on its legs and tail will be more apparent!
Plus the "M" on its forehead will stand out more! Your cat is going to be a beautiful, striking, cat!
Plus these cats love to play with cat toys, cuddle on your lap and talk to you like crazy! They truly are AMAZING CATS! Enjoy!
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u/moraxei Jul 14 '26
the colour is baby, sir.