Entirely white cats are no albinos, but they still are quite rare. They often are deaf, but not always. Read here about Deaf Cats.

When you’re as young as this white Kitty, everything is new and exciting. I don’t know if she realizes this a canine there, but she does seem apprehensive, doesn’t she?

This beauty in white sure is dressed for this weather. I her black and blue sweater, she is not only warmer, but also stands a better chance of being spotted against the snow.

That’s a nice looking shaggy rug there, but it’s no competition for that fluffy feline belly!

It takes work too, keeping this coat so clean. Did you know that cats lick their coat not only for cleaning purposes, but also to relieve stress and even as a way to bond with another cat or, sometimes, their human companion.

This picture just begs a caption. What do you think? If you want to share your ideas, just post them here as a comment.

What a beautiful cat and a beautiful picture. Every white hair surrounding this pretty pink nose is beautifully lined out. And those eyes. Gorgeous gold eyes with a tinge of copper. Just beautiful.

Sweet young white cat in a unique picture not only because of the beautiful light quality, but also because Jules here has one yellow eye and one blue eye. Odd-eyed cats are often, but not always, deaf on the same side as their blue eye.

Soft thick white fur and a sweet face are the hallmarks of the traditional doll-face Persian. You can read more about Persian Cats here.

Taking pictures of white or black cats can be a challenge. This one is very nice with the sun playing on this longhair cat.