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The Inhibitor gene "inhibits" color from the root of the hair. This means the root of the hair is white while the tip is colored. It is the Inhibitor gene that produces smoke, shaded, and shell cats. For this reason, the Inhibitor gene is often referred to as a Smoke or Shaded gene.
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Part 3 in the series on Calico & Bicolor Persians & Exotics features photos of cats representing the stunning colors of CFA's Smoke & Shaded Bicolors. These are the rarest colors of the "And White" cats.
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This article features photos of Persians & Exotics representing the striking colors of the Smoke & Shaded Division of CFA.
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Tabbies, Smokes/Shaded & Silvers, Bicolors, Pointed cats and Chocolates... Genetically, these wonderful colors of cats are just red, black or tortoiseshell cats, until the addition of a single gene or two changes the color of the coat.
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PandEcats has researched all the winningest Smoke & Shaded Persians in CFA and consolidated the information for easy reference in a series of articles.
GP, NW Luvely Alesana, a beautiful black smoke Persian spay is CFA’s 25th Best Cat in Premiership 2015-2016. Better known as “Ali”, this stunning girl was bred by Tashia Lyons of Luvely Persians and is co-owned with Lena Bradshaw of Persipals Persians. This is their story…
The inhibitor gene (I) is responsible for the Silvers, Shaded, Smokes and the Silver Tabbies of the cat world. This article provides a general overview of how the gene produces these lovely colors.
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Enjoy photos of cats representing this stunning colors of the Smoke & Shaded Division of CFA.
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This well researched listing of Smoke & Shaded Persian breed winners in CFA includes all the cats who are entitled to add the BW in front of their names.
This article looks at the Smokes & Shadeds Persians that have earned the breeding title of Distinguished Merit in CFA.