Are Pomera cats gradient?

It is not a gradient. The Pomera cat is a unique breed and has nothing to do with the gradient breed. It looks very similar to the silver gradient. We can distinguish the two by the color of their eyes. Its ancestors were produced by mating Burmese cats and Chinchilla long-haired cats, and were classified as Pomera cats in 1983. Their eyes are green, their faces are wedge-shaped, their noses are reddish-brown, and they have the same black eyeliner as gradient cats around their eyes.
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