White Cats Breeds Blue Eyes. One of the most famous blue eyed cat. In some cases, all cats belonging to a certain breed have the same beautiful baby blues, while in other breeds, only some cats end up with azure eyes.

A cat with a gene with white spots (like the tuxedo cat) can have blue eyes or in some cases odd eyes. One that limits expression of color to specific body areas, the other that relates to the dominant white gene that masks color. These cells are also used to create a cell layer in the inner ear of white cats, essential for hearing.

White cat with blue eyes.

Interestingly, cats with heterochromia are usually deaf in only one ear, located on the side of the blue eye. So randomly chosen, the percentage of white cats being deaf is way greater than that of black cats. Canines born with large patches of white on the facial area, particularly around the eyes, will often have blue eyes as a result of the distinct lack of pigmentation in that region. Some breeds of white cats stand out for the coloration of their eyes.