* "Def" isn't a word. It's likely you meant to say "deaf."
* Eye color and deafness are not directly linked. While some breeds of cats, like white cats with blue eyes, are more prone to deafness, it's not a guaranteed connection.
Here's a breakdown of the relationship between eye color and deafness in cats:
* White cats with blue eyes: These cats have a higher chance of being deaf in one or both ears due to a genetic link called the "W" gene.
* Other cats with blue eyes: Cats of other breeds or colors with blue eyes may still be deaf, but it's not as statistically likely as in the white cats mentioned above.
* Deafness can occur in any cat, regardless of eye color. Other factors can lead to deafness, such as infections, injuries, and aging.
It's important to remember:
* Don't assume a cat is deaf based on eye color alone.
* A veterinarian can determine if a cat is deaf through a hearing test.
If you have a cat with blue eyes and are concerned about deafness, consult your veterinarian for a proper assessment.