Early-stage symptoms include: 1  skin next to the nail becoming tender, swollen, or hard. 2  pain when pressure is placed on the toe. 3  fluid building up around the toe.
Within the spotted pattern you will hear many descriptive terms referring to the type of spotted pattern a cat or kitten might have. The most common terms are; Single-Spotting, Cluster Rosettes, Paw-Print Rosettes, Doughnut Rosettes, Arrowhead (Rosettes), Embryonic Rosettes.
For example, thanks to the dilution gene in cats, red turns into cream. Now hereâs a brief guide to the different cat colors and patterns: Solids â Cats with solid colors have no markings (like stripes, for instance). Solids come in three basic colors plus their corresponding diluted versions. Solid colors include black, white, and blue.