We have a new EMS code to use from January 2005. The colour is Amber
and Light amber, the code to use for these colours is t and it's a
complement to the base colour.
A cat with the colour amber has black as base colour and a cat thas is light
amber has blue as base colour.
Amber spotted tabby,
NFO nt 24FIFe colour group: NFO 3
Explanation of
nt 24:
n = black
t = amber
24 = spotted tabby
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Light amber spotted tabby,
NFO at 24FIFe colour group: NFO 3
Explanation of at 24:
a = blue
t = amber
24 = spotted tabby
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Amber tabby blotched and white,
NFO nt 09 22FIFe colour group: NFO 4
Explanation of nt 09 22:
n = black
t = amber
22 = blotched tabby
09 = any amount of white
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The pictures below shows the same cat at the age of 8 days respectively 9 months
old

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Amber tabby spotted and white,
NFO nt 09 24FIFe colour group: NFO 4
Explanation of nt 09 24:
n = black
t = amber
24 = spotted tabby
09 = any amount of white
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Light amber tortie tabby mackerel and white,
NFO gt 09 23FIFe colour group: NFO 6
Explanation of gt 09 23:
g = blue tortie
t = amber
23 = mackerel tabby
09 = any amount of white
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The pictures below shows the same cat as a kitten, 10 weeks old respectively as
an adult.


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Amber smoke,
NFO ntsFIFe colour group: NFO 7
Explanation for nts:
n = black
t = amber
s = silver
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Young male


The same cat as an adult
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Light amber tortie smoke,
NFO gtsFIFe colour group: NFO 7
Explanation for gts:
g = blue tortie
t = amber
s = silver
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Light amber smoke and white,
NFO ats 09FIFe colour group: NFO 8
Explanation for ats 09:
a = blue
t = amber
s = silver
09 = any amount of white
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Pictures of the same litter, 8 days respectively 7
weeks old. The colours are nt 24, nt 22 09 and nt 24 09.
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