Chocolate Point Siamese Paw Pads

The Chocolate Point Siamese, also known as Lilac Point Siamese, has paw pads that are pinkish or creamy in color. This is a genetic characteristic associated with the chocolate point coat color. It is not uncommon for a chocolate point kitten to be born with very pale colored paw pads that darken and deepen in color over time. While mink paw pads are less common than traditional seal point paw pads (which are black or brown), breeders will refer to them as “normal” for the breed.

In this article you’ll learn about:

• The characteristics of the Chocolate Point Siamese cat
• How to spot mink paw pads on a chocolate point kitten or adult cat
• Paw pad color vs fur color

Paw pads that are pinkish or creamy in color are called “mink” paw pads, and are seen on the Chocolate Point Siamese.

Chocolate Point Siamese cats have a pinkish or creamy brown color on their paws. These types of paw pads are called “mink” and are often seen on the Chocolate Point Siamese breed. The mink pattern is rare, so if you see a cat with this type of paw pad, they may be considered rare or unusual by some people.

The Chocolate Point Siamese is an ancient breed that looks similar to other siamese cats but has different coloring and fur. Some common names for the chocolate point siamese include: “pointed” or “pointed mitted.” This type of cat has dark brown fur with a lighter shade of brown on their paws—much like many other breeds who have pinkish/creamy colored paw pads!

The points of chocolate point cats are a medium brown, with a darker shaded saddle, much like the shading seen on their paws.

The points of chocolate point cats are a medium brown, with a darker shaded saddle, much like the shading seen on their paws. The color is much darker than that of an orange Siamese cat and it can be difficult to tell them apart if they have light-colored eyes. However, in the case of chocolate points with dark eyes such as Hazel Eyes or Green Eyes, this distinction is easy to make because their eyes will still appear to be blue or yellowish green respectively.

Some breeders refer to chocolate point kittens as ‘swampies’ due to their muddy colored paws.

Chocolate points, like swamp cats, have a coloration that is indicative of their breed. However, unlike swamp cats whose markings are more pale and diluted than traditional Siamese cats (see below), chocolate point Siamese kittens have darker and richer colors. This makes sense as they are both breeds of the same species (Felis catus) with very similar genetics.

Swamp cats are typically just known as ‘Swampies’ or ‘Ems’. They tend to have brown paws instead of muddy ones like most chocolate point kittens do

As the kitten gets older, their paw pads darken and deepen in color over time.

As the kitten gets older, their paw pads darken and deepen in color over time. You’ll notice this happening when you look at the kitten’s paws; they will be lighter at first and then gradually become darker with time. This is why chocolate point Siamese kittens have such a striking appearance when they are born; their paws are much darker than other Siamese cats of any color point or pattern.

As kittens age into adults, however, the darkening process slows down considerably until it eventually stops altogether—but by that time your cat will likely have been spayed/neutered so there’s no need to worry about these changes occurring anyway!

Mink paw pads are rarer than tra

Mink paws are even rarer than chocolate.

Mink paws are even rarer than tricolor.

Mink paws are even rarer than red.

Mink paws are even rarer than blue.

Mink paws are even rarer than cream, which is to say, super duper rare!

The Chocolate Point Siamese cat has many unusual characteristics, but the most notable is their paw pads. While some Siamese cats have pinkish paw pads, the Chocolate Point has dark brown or black-colored paws and nose leather. The only other cat breed that has a similar trait are “mink” cats, but these cats also have mink-colored eyes, which is not usual in Siamese breeds. These paws make it easy to identify this breed from others when they are young and as they age into adulthood!