HETEROCHROMIA IN CATS

When we think of the eyes of cats, we usually thing of the eyes of the same color. However. ther are cases where the eyes come in two different colors. In a condition called complete heterochromia, the whole iris of the other eyes. 

While in partial heterochromia, it is said to occur when a part of an iris in a different color to the rest of the iris of an eye.

The complete form of heterochromia stands out in both beauty and intrigue. One eye, for example, may be blue, while that the other may be green,yellow or copper. 

This variation in the color of the eyes does not considered a disease. It is believed to occur in breeds of cats that have had a or those with the dominant white epistatic gene or white spots- which causes "Smoking" and bicolor cats.