Christmas Cat Coloring Pages

This collection has 26 free printable Christmas cat coloring pages in bold and easy style, available as PDF in US Letter and A4 sizes and ideal for adults and seniors.

Christmas is better with a cat around. In these pages, cats hang fish-shaped ornaments on the tree, bake gingerbread cookies, wrap presents a little clumsily and fall asleep inside knitted stockings. There are snowy scenes too: sledding down a hill, ice skating on a frozen pond and mailing a letter to Santa. Every design uses thick, bold outlines and big shapes, so you can relax with markers, gel pens or colored pencils while you get into the holiday spirit. They work well for a calm evening on your own, an afternoon with the grandkids or a classroom holiday party. Pick your favorite printable coloring sheets, download the PDF and print them at home.

Pages: 26
Style: Bold & Easy
Difficulty: Easy and Medium
Great for: Adults and Seniors
Format: PDF, US Letter and A4
License: Free for personal and classroom use

Easy Christmas pages for a calm holiday break

Each design has thick black outlines and large spaces to color, with no tiny details to strain your eyes. That makes these pages a good fit for adults who want a quiet moment during a busy season, for seniors who enjoy simpler pages and for family coloring time at the kitchen table.

A little Christmas story on every page

Every page is built around a small holiday moment: the first snow, a present shaken next to the ear, a grandpa cat dressed up as Santa with his beard coming loose. Add your own colors to the tree, the scarves and the wrapping paper and make each scene yours.

How to print your Christmas cat pages

Open the page you like and click Download PDF.
Open the file and print it at 100% / actual size on US Letter or A4 paper.
For markers, use thicker paper (cardstock or 32 lb) so the ink does not bleed through. Colored pages also make sweet homemade Christmas cards.

Frequently asked questions

Are these Christmas cat coloring pages free to print?

Yes. All of them are free for personal use, so you can print as many copies as you like for your home, a family gathering or a classroom holiday party.

Are these pages easy enough for seniors and beginners?

Yes. They use thick outlines and large, simple shapes, so they are comfortable to color with markers or colored pencils and easy to see.

When is the best time to print Christmas coloring pages?

Any time from late November to New Year's. They make a calm Advent activity, keep kids busy on Christmas Eve and fill the quiet days after Christmas.

Can I use these pages as Christmas cards or decorations?

Yes, for personal use. Print them on cardstock, color them and fold them into cards, or hang them up as holiday decorations.

How do I print them at the right size?

Download the US Letter or A4 PDF and choose "actual size" or 100% in your printer settings so the frame and margins stay intact.