The three-flowered cat, as the name suggests, is made up of three colors of fur: black, orange, and white. Their coat color is like a palette, with random combinations of color blocks, and each three-flowered cat has a unique appearance. In the cat world, cats with this coat color combination are usually dominated by female cats, as most three-flowered cats have a maternal physique. 
If you want to own a three-flowered cat, then the breeding process needs to be carefully planned and selected. For example, if a female cat is mated to a male cat of a gradient breed, the newborn kitten may have a coat color such as tabby or blue and white. It is worth noting that the British short three flowers are one of the suits in the British short series, while the silver gradient, although they also belong to the British short series, they are two different varieties and therefore cannot be matched with each other. Although cats with three flowers and gradient cats can have offspring, the coat color possibilities of the offspring are varied, and not all of them will inherit the characteristics of the three-flowered or gradient. Normally, the male cat may be a gradient among the newborn kittens, and the probability of the female cat becoming a three-flower is less than 50%. Therefore, if you plan to breed a three-flowered cat, it is best to choose the right male cat for breeding according to the actual situation. 
Overall, the three-flowered cat has won people's affection for its unique coat color and appearance. However, in order to breed healthy and high-quality three-flowered cats, it is necessary to understand relevant knowledge, choose the right male cat for breeding, and pay attention to the physique and health status of newborn kittens. After all, for cat lovers, health is the most important thing. 