Meet Milo, a small kitten with three stripes on his forehead, a heart-shaped patch on his chest, and a tail with rings. These cute cat coloring pages follow him through his day, from his portrait on the first page to a big celebration on the last. Every page is free to print or color online, with no sign-up.
The lines are clean and simple, so little hands ages 3 to 8 can color inside them with crayons, markers, or colored pencils. The first pages are the simplest, made for ages 3 and 4, and the later pages add more detail as Milo grows from a tiny kitten into a big cat. Pick a page below, print it, or open it in the coloring tool and paint it right on the screen.
Milo the kitten in 25 free cat coloring pages
This is Milo, up close. His three forehead stripes, heart patch, and ringed tail stay the same on every page, so children can spot him at once. It is a good first page: big shapes, clear lines, and not much fiddly detail. Try the yellow crayon for his fur and coral for the heart on his chest.
Hello from Milo
Milo sits up front and says hello. His big eyes, heart patch, and ringed tail are all on show, and the shapes are big and simple, so this is a good second page for the youngest colorists. Orange for his fur and coral for the heart is a good place to start.
The heart patch
This page zooms right in on the heart patch on Milo’s chest, with one paw raised beside it. The big heart is the star here, so it can be any color a child likes. Coral is the obvious pick, but a bright pink works too.
Milo chases a ball of yarn
Milo found a ball of yarn, and now he has to catch it. The yarn makes a big, round shape that is easy to color, and the loose strand gives older children a line to follow with a second color. This is one of the simple pages from the start of the book, so it suits the youngest colorists.
Milo naps by the window
After all that chasing, Milo curls up for a nap in a sunny spot by the window. This is a calm page, with wide open spaces that are kind to small hands. Soft colors work well here: pale yellow for the sun, light blue for the sky outside, and a warm orange for Milo.
Milo and the cardboard box fort
Milo pops out of a cardboard box, paws on the rim, with a smaller box and a crumpled paper ball beside him. The box, the second box, and the ball give children three separate shapes to color, and the box itself can be any color at all.
Milo chases a butterfly
A butterfly floats past, and Milo is off again. The butterfly’s wings are a good place to try two colors side by side, and the flowers below give children a few more shapes to fill. Like the yarn page, this one comes from the simple first part of the book.
The milk saucer
Milo has just lapped up his milk, and his tongue is still out with a drop on his chin. One eye winks, a little heart floats beside him, and the saucer waits in front. White for the milk and a soft blue for the saucer keep it calm.
Cuddles with Mama
Milo curls up close to his mama for a cuddle. This is one of the warmest pages in the book, and a nice one to color together: one person colors Milo, the other colors Mama. The two cats share the same stripes, so children can match the colors between them.
Milo says hello to the fish
Milo leans on the fishbowl and says hello to the goldfish inside, who smiles right back. Bubbles rise, pebbles line the bottom, and a water plant sways beside the fish. Orange for the goldfish and blue for the water is the classic pick.
Hide and seek
Milo hides behind the big plant leaves. Only his face, one paw, and his ringed tail give him away. The leaves are big shapes, good for trying two greens side by side, and the small pot at the bottom left adds a second plant to color.
Milo watches the rain
Rain falls outside while Milo watches from his cushion by the window. The smiling cloud, the falling drops, and the puddles rippling below give this page its weather, and the curtain at the side frames it. Grey-blue for the rain and a soft yellow for the cloud keep it gentle.
Bath time bubbles
Milo splashes in a tub full of bubbles with his rubber duck beside him. The tap, the foam, and the bubbles floating above give children plenty of round shapes to fill. Yellow for the duck is the easy choice, and the bubbles can stay white or take a pale blue.
A garden adventure
Milo strolls down the garden path past the flowers, with a tall sunflower on the right and a watering can waiting by the path. This is a busier page, with lots of small shapes, so it suits children who want a longer color. Yellow for the sunflower, green for the leaves.
Milo meets a puppy
Milo meets a puppy, and the two say hello nose to nose. The puppy is the hero of his own book, so if your child likes this page, the dog coloring pages are the next stop. Two animals on one page means twice the coloring, and the two coats can be any colors your child likes.
The blanket burrito
Milo is rolled up in a blanket like a burrito, with just his face and the tip of his ringed tail peeking out. Two stars float beside him. The blanket is one big shape, so it can be a single bold color or stripes. Either works.
Milo chases his tail
Milo spins in a circle trying to catch his own tail, with motion lines showing how fast he is going. His tongue is out and his heart patch is on show. This is a fun, fast page. Bright colors suit the energy.
The bookshelf climb
Milo climbs the bookshelf between the rows of books, reaching for the shelf with the plant on it. This is one of the most detailed pages in the book, with three shelves to fill, so it suits older children who want a longer project. The books can be a different color on every spine.
Milo watches the stars
Night falls, and Milo looks up at the stars. This is one of the counting pages in the book, so children can count the stars as they color them in. Dark blue for the night sky makes the yellow stars stand out, and the moon is a good spot for a soft, pale yellow.
The birthday fish cake
Milo wears a party hat behind his fish-shaped birthday cake, with three candles on top and two kitten friends cheering beside him. Bunting hangs overhead. The cake is a fish, so it can be any color a fish could be. Orange is the classic, but a pink fish is just as good.
Playing with the kittens
Milo waves a feather wand while three little kittens chase it. One leaps for the feathers, the other two watch from the rug. Four cats on one page means four coats to color, and they do not have to match.
The sunny porch
Milo stretches out on the sunny porch steps with his eyes closed, the sun overhead and a pot of flowers beside him. This is a calm page with wide open shapes. Warm yellow for the sun and soft colors for the flowers keep the sunny feeling.
The great yarn tangle
The yarn ball won this round. Milo is wrapped up in loops of yarn from his ears to his tail, with the ball still beside him. The loops give children long lines to follow with a single color, and the ball itself can be striped.
Sleepy Milo
The day ends with Milo curled up asleep in his round bed, tail wrapped around him, with a crescent moon and two stars above and dream bubbles drifting up. Dark blue for the night sky makes the moon and stars stand out.
A big celebration to finish
The book ends with a celebration, and Mama is there too. This is the richest page of all twenty-five, with the most to color, so it suits older children who want a longer project. Bunting, balloons, and party hats all take bright colors well, and Milo himself can wear his brightest orange yet.
Tiko says: pick your brightest crayon first!
More pets books to color
Milo is one of the pets books. See the whole shelf on the pets coloring pages hub, with a dog, a horse, a hamster, a bunny, and more waiting to be colored. Each book has its own hero, its own pages, and the same deal: print any page free, or color it online.
