1. Blue cat breeds
The so-called blue cat refers to a cat whose body hair is gray-blue. According to the International Cat Association, breeds such as British Shorthair Cat, Russian Blue Cat, and Maine Snowshoe Cat are all blue cats. Among them, British shorthair cats are the more common breed among blue cats, while other breeds are relatively rare.
2. Naming of blue cats
For the naming of blue cats, there is usually no specific name. Generally speaking, it is through naming the color, appearance, personality and other aspects. As for the color, some people may call it light blue cat, gray blue cat, etc.; while some people will name it by its appearance, such as marshmallow, small ball, etc.; still others will name it by its personality. Such as nymphomaniac, cute, etc. In short, there are no specific rules for naming blue cats, and they can be personalized according to their characteristics.
3. Famous blue cats
Although blue cats do not have a specific name, there are also some famous blue cats in different cultural circles. One of the most famous blue cats is probably the cartoon character "Blue Cat". This cartoon image was created by European cartoonist Lan Hagar. It is a cyan anthropomorphic cat figure that often appears in comics, television, and movies. There is also a unique blue cat, which is a humanoid character named "Blue Cat" produced by Japan's Fuji TV. This character has a cute appearance, and his back looks like a blue speaker. He can use the tools on his body to quickly perform haircuts, etc.
4. Personal entertainment naming
For some blue cat lovers, in addition to naming blue cats, they also name blue cats through some entertainment methods. For example, netizens unanimously named the blue cat "The blue cat is called Mimi" on social networking platforms. This name has become one of the more popular names for blue cats.