Cat and Kitten Coloring Pages

Choose cat faces, walking and leaping outlines, window naps and cozy rooms. Four-panel stories, mosaic and stained-glass designs offer different patterns; three thank-you templates let you add a message and names for your family.

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Pick a cat pose or a whole room

Choose the amount of background you want to color, then look at the cat’s pose. A simple outline and a detailed room offer different starts.

A friendly cat stretches its front paws on an oval rug.

A clear stretching pose

The raised tail, front paws and oval rug stand out against white space. Start with the cat’s broad body.

Cat’s Morning Stretch →
A cat sleeps beside pottery shelves, a worktable and plants.

A room full of objects

The sleeping cat sits among pots, shelves and plants. Choose one object at a time rather than filling the room at once.

Cat in the Pottery Studio →

Make the stretching cat stand out

Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.

Digital coloring example

Orange stretching cat on a blue oval rug, with white eye highlights.
A digital color suggestion, not a photograph of a printed result. Open the original line drawing to print and try your own colors.
  • 1. Orange cat
  • 2. Blue rug
  • 3. White background
  1. Color the cat’s body orange with a light layer; keep the eye highlights white and any extra markings broad.
  2. Use blue on the oval rug, working around the paws so their shape remains clear.
  3. Leave the surrounding paper white. Check that the raised tail and stretched front paws stand out.

The pose is clear when the raised tail and front paws are easy to pick out. The white background can stay.

More selection and activity ideas

Choose a page

Try a cat face, the walking outline or the heart balloon for broad areas. Yarn baskets and mosaic sections add smaller shapes; attic rooms and the greenhouse have more detail. The three thank-you templates have separate spaces for a greeting, recipient and sender. The stretching cat and the cat resting on a window cushion offer two different poses to compare.

Try it together

Choose colors for each member of a cat family and describe something they enjoy together. Add a thank-you message to a family template before printing it as a gift. Place the stretching-cat and window-rest pictures side by side and notice the paws, tail and body position. You can group whole sheets by the poses you see without cutting them out.

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