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Can Bombay cats have white spots? - Adopt a Pet
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Can Bombay cats have white spots?
Can Bombay cats have white spots?
No, Bombay cats do not have white spots. The breed standard specifies that Bombay cats are solid black with no other colors or markings. Any white spots or markings would be considered a deviation from the breed standard.
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