Thank you for the congrats from all of you. Thanks for the link to the song, 12Pawz! Felix the cat, the wonderful, wonderful cat! I know there was a show but didn’t know the song. Now I will sing this to Felix as I always sing to my cats (silly I know but I just like to sing and it tends to sooth them). CSBM…that is hilarious!! As to how many cats I have, when they sent me the lease agreement, they didn’t know I had two cats. Unfortunately I accidentally said how many so they wanted names and such on the lease agreement. I am hoping Felix’s eye color doesn’t change as I would like to have a blue eyed kitty but based on his mostly black coat, they probably will change when he matures and will probably be amber like Sylvester’s. They say blue eyes come from the color of the coat that has a lack of something so that white cats or siamese cats (who are white when born) usually have blue eyes. I found this info online:
Cat eye colors starts when they are born. Kittens are born with blue eyes and change color when they mature. Most adult cats have coppery brown, orange, yellow, or green eyes; a few remain blue due to coat color genes. Because of breeding, a range of colors is produced in domestic cats from sparkling blue through green to orange.
Most eye color is not governed by coat color, except for blue eyes. Blue eyes are cause by forms of albinism that lead to a lack of pigmentation in both the coat and the iris, and occur in cats with white coats. Blue-eyed white cats are often deaf as well.