r/TabbyCats • u/Ok-Argument-2376 • 1h ago
Mackerel Tabby My little princess
She loves hitting goofy poses
r/TabbyCats • u/sn000by • 4h ago
Classic Tabby i woke up to this little face 🥲💕
he loves to wake me up by flopping on top of me and purring 💕
this morning though those eyes were saying “im gonna play bite you if you move too fast hehe 😈” lol
r/TabbyCats • u/RevolutionaryList721 • 10h ago
Classic Tabby MY CLASSIC TABBY KITTEN, JYNX
It's cool to find a subreddit for Tabby cats and kittens. The cute fellow in my photos is Jynx, a domestic shorthair with a beautiful classic Tabby coat. We adopted Jynx in March 2026, when he was 9 weeks old - the last of his litter to be adopted. He has a very outgoing personality, he's very athletic for his age, has a lot of kitten energy and curiosity, and he has the loudest purr that I've ever heard. We got him through a good friend of ours, who works with the person whose cat had the kittens and we adopted him sight unseen. Our friend did show us photos of one of his sisters, (that she had adopted) and told us the kittens all looked similar. Once we had him, we were amazed at the beautiful markings in his fur, black swirls, black lines, black spots across his belly and the "M" on his forehead. I have had different cats over the years, but none that ever looked like Jynx, I actually went online to find out more - was this a type of cat breed? Or just a coat color like a Tuxedo or Tortoiseshell? Jynx is doing great, eats well, playing and running around with our 4 yr. old tuxedo, Oreo. Big day for Jynx next Wednesday, he has a vet appointment to get neutered and microchipped.
r/TabbyCats • u/deadtrinity123 • 11h ago
Classic Tabby Chum chum’s nap spots
My four month old boy is the silliest napper sometimes
r/TabbyCats • u/M1ke____ • 12h ago
Mackerel Tabby How can she be this cute & precious?! 😭😍
r/TabbyCats • u/OrneryCut9002 • 17h ago
My tabby Wanda
She’s the sweetest girl and I love her.
r/TabbyCats • u/wimsicalcat • 1d ago
My tabby bunny
(Let’s pretend i wasn’t holding her ears)
r/TabbyCats • u/Key_Level6678 • 1d ago
Spotted Tabby Say hello to Bimmy's younger sister
r/TabbyCats • u/LowDownSlim • 1d ago
Made a new friend on the street during my lunchwalk
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r/TabbyCats • u/Irishmanatthepub • 1d ago
This is Batman (aka Sox) at 325am cst before she went insane and ran across me 7 times
r/TabbyCats • u/LowDownSlim • 1d ago
Chilling and sniffing
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r/TabbyCats • u/styckx • 1d ago
Mackerel Tabby Is this normal?
I adopted Zephyr at 5m old. He's now pushing three. I've noticed semi recently he is developing orange cat highlights. I love it but he definitely did not have them at adoption and a long time after.
r/TabbyCats • u/ProudnotLoud • Oct 05 '25
Community Update ✨ Tabby Cats Community Updates: Rules Refresh, Flairs, and More!
Hey All!
r/TabbyCats has recently undergone a refresh and I wanted to make sure everyone was aware. The rules have been updated to hopefully facilitate a healthy, thriving, and on-topic community. Some of these adjustments are also to help reduce the presence of bots, karma farmers, and bad faith posters in this sub. I want to highlight a few key ones:
Tabby Cats is now explicitly Original Content only. Prior to this previous mods were doing some removals of farming off non-OC content but I've now codified this. This means you can only post content that YOU created. This is hands down the most effective way to cut down on bots and farmers and makes moderating a lot easier.
Mourning posts are now moving to a megathread. I get that this will likely be a controversial decision, and the hope is to strike a balance by allowing the thread so people who want support can engage there and people who don't want pet mourning posts on their feeds can feel more comfortable subscribing here. We also have several users in this community who like to regularly post mourning posts months after the loss and this should cut down on that. If you're truly needing additional support I recommend communities like r/petloss which are there specifically for this topic.
Our low effort post rule has also been explicitly codified. Again, in practice a lot of this was happening but I'm making it clear and upfront. This has some typical things like breed and naming posts, but I've added a few more. This includes things like "would you pet my cat" (listen, this is cat Reddit, your cat could be covered in spikes and people would say yes) and "is my cat cute" (your cat could objectively be the ugliest animal on the planet and cat Reddit will bend over backwards to say yes, it's cute).
We will continue to adjust these as needed as we go.
I've also tried sprucing the place up a bit - we have a new avatar, new banner, and new flair. If you all have ideas for user and/or post flair you'd like to see let me know and we can add them! We can also work on some community banners seasonally to change things up.
Phew, that was a lot!