All About the Lynx Point Siamese Cats!


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The pointed colouring when it comes to Siamese cats is said to come in a variety of colour combinations. All of them have been accepted under the breed standards.

The colours of these Siamese cats are known to be the result of cross-breeding with certain other cat breeds a few generations back. A couple of such breeds include Cream Point, Seal Point, Tortoiseshell Point, Red Point, Lynx Point etc.

The point colouration in the cats started from the Siamese and other closely linked Asian breeds. You may also find in other Western developed breeds as well. It is said to be a form of albinism that is resulting from a mutation which is known to affect an enzyme called tyrosinase.

This enzyme is associated with the production of melanin in the body.

The Lynx Point Siamese cat is said to be formed with the mating of a colourpoint cat to a Tabby cat. You may find it as an accepted cat pattern in certain cat registries but not for others.

Point colouration is said to be an essential need when it comes to Siamese cat and few other close cat breeds. But certain other breeds the colourpoints including Lynx Point came after a long time in the breed lines.

About Lynx Point Siamese CatLynx Point Siamese

The Lynx point Siamese cats are popularly also referred to as Tabby Point in the U.K region. They have quite a distinctive look due to the cross-breeding or mating of Siamese and Tabbies. A kitten that was born from this mating was again cross-bred with a purebred Seal Point cat.

This lead to a Seal Tabby Point Siamese cat. The Lynx Point Siamese have beautiful markings on their body which is similar to that of wild lynx but they are no way linked to each other.

In the 1940s, the cross-breeding had begun but it was not that serious a business. However, scenarios started to change until 20 years post that. There is still an ongoing debate about whether to consider them as part of the Siamese tribe.

When you go to purchase a cat or kitten you may come across lynx point mix with a Siamese as well as short-haired tabby. However, if you are looking for a Siamese breed then do check with the registered and known breeders who specialize in breeding Siamese variety.

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Physical Characteristics:

The lynx point Siamese cat is known to have well-defined stripes mostly around their legs, eyes and cheeks. Their tails are marked with various rings of colour and it extends all the way upwards to the tail. Their body colour would be mostly pale but similar to the other Siamese breed, the body of the Lynx Point would also start to darken with age hence showing off the stripes.

The Lynx point is available in a variety of colours especially, apricot, cinnamon, red, caramel apart from their four major points blue, lilac, seal and chocolate.

These cats have an “M” shaped marking present on their forehead along with spotted whisker pads. Their ears are mostly outlined with the colour of the stripes present on the face. The central area is mostly pale coloured that would at times look like a thumbprint.

Friendly & Loyal:

Lynx Point cats have the same characteristics that of the other Siamese breed. Though you may not find them as vocal as the other various breeds.

But they have a pleasing personality which cannot be missed out. They are loyal, love to play around and very intelligent. This breed can easily fit in with all the members of the family. However, at times they have a laid back attitude. They are known to have a lifespan of 15 to 20 years.

The Lynx Point is a people-oriented breed hence do not prefer to be left alone especially for longer durations. They are very affectionate and tend to hover around people to gain attention. They love to be cuddled. You can also train them various games such as fetching.

You need to speak to them in an affectionate language and praise them from time to time especially when they have done some good work or completed their training. You can also present them their favourite treats once they complete a certain task.

The personality of Lynx Point is quite similar to that of any other Siamese breed with few differences. But their loyal, friendly and playful nature is something that you would find in all of the Siamese breed.

Is there really something called Lynx Point?

Talking technically, then there is nothing as “Lynx Point Siamese Cat”. This name came into existence because of the American Cat Fanciers Association. They started referring to cats having lynx markings as Lynx Color Point Shorthair. On the other hand, in the U.K, the Government Council of Cat Fancy refers to similar kind of cats as Tabby Point Siamese cat.

Hence, even when you come across both the names do not get confused. It is both referring to the same cat breed.

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55 thoughts on “All About the Lynx Point Siamese Cats!”

  1. sue harris says:

    I’m looking for Lynx point breeders. I’m in Northern Cal

    1. Melanya says:

      I don’t know about breeders, but I have a beautiful 5 year old lynx point who needs a new home.

      1. WendieSue says:

        Are you still looking for a home for your lynx point?

      2. Jennifer Louise Fernandez says:

        Male or female?

      3. nicole says:

        are you still looking to give it a new home?

    2. Stephanie says:

      We have a boy lynx point that we havent gotten fixed yet. He is beautiful.

      1. Siamese of day says:

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      2. Casandra says:

        I have a female Lynx point Siamese cat her name is Karla and she just had campers

        1. Siamese of day says:

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    3. Catol says:

      U still got him I want

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  4. Britanie says:

    I got mine from a shelter as a baby. Shes 8 months old now. Shes pretty vocal though and does indeed play fetch.

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  7. Katina Avila says:

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    1. Audra says:

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    2. Deanna says:

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      1. Samantha says:

        Hi I was wondering If anyone has lynx point siamese kittens I have a 20 year old lynx point siamese who is near his end and I’ve been looking for years to find a kitten that is his breed hes very loving and caring and I would love to get another cat like him for when he goes

  8. Jenni says:

    I am in las vegas. I have a male lynx point that is not fixed and needs a forever home. He is really pretty and lives to cuddle and talk. Boy does he talk. He has blue eyes. I call him Frankly for ole blue eyes Frank Sinatra.I am looking to re home him for free. My neighbors moved out and left him. He and my female are best buddies.

  9. Victoria says:

    I am interested in buying or adopting a female lynx point female kitten. I live in Palm Desert, Ca.

    1. Alice says:

      I just had to say goodbye to my 16 year old female lynx tabby Siamese . I am interested in purchasing a female kitten of same breed. I live in Georgia

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  15. Rodijah Peters says:

    I got here from Pinterest after seeing a picture of my girlfriend’s Cat and kitten, orange cat and gray kitten. I was trying to trace who originally put the words on the picture, and the original post as well. Anyway, I came here after seeing pictures of the Lynx Point. I had a gorgeous one, Dixie, and have tried to identify him for 14 years! Nothing in any of the cat encyclopedias, websites, at least that I saw. So thank you! I’m very grateful you wrote about these truly beautiful creatures.

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    2. Shanice says:

      I have a female tabby my friend have me a male Siamese lynx point what kitten will I got if I breed them.

  16. Dee says:

    Our sweet girl was rescued from a homeless woman who ha over a dozen cats in her truck. We have always had choco point male Siamese. When we saw her in her foster home, we fell in love. Gentle, soft spoken, so beautiful. We’ve had her now 10 yrs, and can highly recommend this breed to anyone.

    1. Siamese of day says:

      Hello Dee, thank you for sharing your experience with your choco point male Siamese, we believe that the main thing is be loving and caring for your Siamese cat, because attention means every. Take care.

  17. Matthew says:

    I received a female lynx point when she was 3 months old. She was living in a homeless boys backpack and we rescued her and she’s the best cat we’ve ever had. Super quiet, filled with love to give , extremely loyal and loves to cuddle and definitely plays fetch pretty well. She’s so sweet we named her sugar 😂

  18. Isa says:

    I’m interested in adopting a Lynx Point Cat, in or close NYC. Any info would be appreciated

  19. Taylor-Marie Weber says:

    I have a lynx point female cat around 4 years old and she is truly the best! She loves to follow me around the house as I do things, and she has even learned a few tricks! Thank you for this info!

  20. Ashe Dawkins says:

    How much should I sell Lynx Point Siamese for??

  21. Ana says:

    Oh my god, I have one! He had to go to a different vet the other day and they said he was part Siamese but I didn’t believe it until I saw this haha he’s VERY vocal though; at first he barely made any sounds but 3 months in and he just meows allllll the time

  22. Sue Todhunter says:

    I have a 2-year-old male Linx Point who’s been fixed and sadly needs to be re-homed, since I travel too much. I live in Lafayette, CO and could provide all the best accoutrements. He loves to cuddle and talk, although not excessively, and follows me everywhere. He’s learned to go in and out during the day but sticks around the backyard and is happily in by dark for the night. His fur is lovely and requires pretty much no brushing, since he regularly grooms himself. I can provide photos, if requested.

  23. nicole says:

    hello we are looking for a male lynx point Siamese. let me know if you are still looking.

  24. Reanan says:

    I have a female Lynx Point and she is everything describe in this article. Very friendly and very smart! She knows her name and listens way better than my other 2 cats. I love her. We named her Minx. 🙂

  25. Megan Saylor says:

    I am on a massive search for a lynx point siamese. Our beloved Rose recently passed and we want to welcome a new kitty in to our home. I haven’t had much luck finding a breeder close to me but we are willing to purchase however we need to to get another one. Our kiddos miss their pet!
    If anyone has any available (preferably a female) please let me know by emailing
    [email protected]

  26. Jason Burnham says:

    We just lost ours due to a dog coming in our yard and attacking him. He only went out a couple hours a day to play in the garden. Best cat I have ever had. Funny, talkative, loving, and even needy at times but kind of skittish around people he didn’t know. It’s good to know that there is more out there like him.

  27. Poindexter Oglethorpe says:

    I recently adopted a Lynx Point Siamese, without knowing that was an actual breed. She’s a sweet, feisty, and active cat. It’s clear to me that she was originally in a home with dogs, and a neighbor with dogs agrees. She came to the shelter I adopted her from as a stray, so her history is unknown. She talks, plays, hunts, chases the laser, and occasionally settles down. In truth, she should be in a home with a dog or two, and I’m thinking about re-homing her. But I will not abandon her, and I’m very glad she is in my life.

  28. Kathleen Elaine Baker says:

    Hello, we adopted a rescue female Lynx point from our vet. She’s 4 months old. She’s very skittish still but will jump on my lap and cuddle when she wants attention. She’s not vocal at all and her eyes are mostly a light creme color with a very light blue tint. She’s so beautiful! I would love for her to have a litter of kittens once she’s old enough. I hate the thought of going through her heat period though.

  29. Cindy says:

    Why do people keep calling them “lynx points”? That is not the breed. They are Siamese and blue lynx point, seal lynx point etc are the colors!!

  30. Jolane diaz says:

    I’m looking for a baby linx Siamese short haired female to purchase.
    I live in mobile al.

  31. Susan Gibson says:

    I am looking for a kitten male Lynx point Siamese snow shoe
    I had to say good bye to my boy after 4 years he developed cancer he went very fast with the cancer he had 4 weeks i did every thing I could for him .he was the best cat funny play full loving.

  32. Savannah Siefkes says:

    I’m looking for a male Lynx Point Siamese. I’m in Minnesota

    My not even 2 year old has developed lung issues that the vet cannot fix.

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