Many scientists unanimously assert that cats distinguish at least red, blue, and green colors. Some experts even increase this number to six.
It is certain that these animals distinguish between white and yellow colors. In any case, we can make sure that cats see a color image, although not as bright as a human. Cats, of course, do not think about what colors they see. What matters to them is the object itself, or rather its movement. Cats do not pay attention to stationary things.
Kittens begin to see fully at about 3 months of age. Of course, vision plays an important role for the animal. Cats without vision will not be able to survive for long, especially in the wild. It is easier for cats to reach moving prey from a distance of up to six meters.