How can i tell cat breeds?

its hard to tell in your pictures let me ask some questions - does he have a long, slim, muscular body or a more compact one? - does he have the "Siamese" voice when he meows or a regular cat voice? - is his head long and thin or rounder? - when you spread his coat, does it seem that the skin and the under hairs are white or black? There are lots of reasons a cat is black, one of them is a genetic fact that if a Siamese mates with any cat that has no siamese in it, the kittens will be black. This gives you a black cat with the long, strong body of a Siamese and most if not all the other traits of one, they also tend to have light colored hair next to their body - but not always There are other breeds that are black, but one that has a distive body type you see is called a "Bombay." These are smaller, compact or "cobby" cats with smaller, sturdy bodies and round heads. They often have distictive "breaks" between their forehead and nose while the Siamese have longer faces and even "Roman" noses sometimes. I doubt your cat is a pure anything, but you might have a mix that shows the distictive body types of these 2 breeds.

Cats are usually so mixed that you can't tell what breeds they have in them. I thought I saw some faint stripes on his forehead? He's probably a tabby mix, also known as "domestic shorthair". Unless they have distinctive characteristics such as being unusually large or small, have long hair or tufts of hair on their ears, blue eyes or a very distinctive personality, they're probably so mixed that there's no way to tell. Yeah, unless you buy a cat directly from a breeder, complete with papers, you really can't tell. My cat, Bean, is extremely large (16 pounds) and extremely gentle, which tells me that he could be a "Ragamuffin", although they are basically just large, gentle domestic shorthairs.

now these days it is hard,the best way is to tske the cat to a vet and have them tell you