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The Tuxedo General Was Born in Black Tie and Gold Braid

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He was born in black tie, so the uniform comes easily. The tuxedo cat has a black face split by a white blaze, golden eyes and a bright white chest that spills out above a high black collar. His navy coat is lined with rows of gold braid and topped with fringed gold epaulettes, and a red sash with a cluster of medals crosses his chest. Behind him, pale grey linen drapes and a muted landscape set a calm, dignified stage.

His gaze is steady and a little stern, and the white of his chest looks like a freshly pressed shirt. It is hard to imagine anyone arguing with a general who looks this well dressed, and the soft grey background keeps every bit of attention on that gold braid and those bright amber eyes.

Tuxedo cats are not a breed but a coat pattern, with black fur and white markings that look like formal wear. They can be any breed or mix, so their personalities vary, though many are described as playful, friendly and talkative. Whatever the pattern, a cat needs play, scratching posts and routine care. A vet can advise on vaccines, diet and dental care. Interactive toys that mimic hunting, such as feather wands, are a great way to keep a cat fit and happy.

The general has won every battle for a good chair. He is satisfied with his campaign record.

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