Do cats and dogs see in color?

Myth: Cats and dogs can only see in black and white. The myth that cats and dogs are fully colorblind has been around for quite some time, despite the fact that it has been proven false for nearly half a century. Before this time, though, many thought that cats and dogs could only see in black and white. read more

Cats only need about one-sixth of the light that humans need to see, making their night vision a whole lot better than ours. By: lachlanrogers. Dogs are partially color-blind, and so are cats. But contrary to what some people think, they do see some colors — not just shades of black and white. read more

” Visual function involves a combination of many factors, including: the field of view, depth perception (ability to judge distances), acuity (focusing ability), perception of motion, and color differentiation. read more