If you’re thinking of bringing a kitten or cat into your home, it helps to know a little bit about different types of cat breeds before settling on a new member of your family.
The word "Sphynx" might call to mind Ancient Egypt and pyramids, but it should also conjure images of a cuddly, playful, and somewhat odd-looking cat.
The European Shorthair is widely considered to be the "first" house cat, as it is the direct descendant of the first wild cats to be domesticated thousands of years ago.
Kurilian bobtail cats come from a string of islands in the far east of Russia. Unlike other tailless cats, the Kurilian actually has a short but kinked tail. These playful cats love to hunt and play in the water.
Khao Manee cats come from Thailand, where they have a history dating back at least a few hundred years, but probably longer. Their beautiful large eyes are the reason for their nickname of "diamond eye cat.
When you introduce a new cat to your household, a period of adjustment is expected. If you have a multi-cat household, then you know that skirmishes occur from time to time.
The beautiful yet rare Turkish Van cat breed has a white body with characteristic color spots on only the head and tail. These cats love to hunt and can be quite playful as domestic cats.
Traditional Persian cats, also called "doll face" Persians for their sweet, doll-like expressions, are one of the most popular pedigreed cat breeds in the world. Like most domestic cats, their history is shrouded in myths and rumors, but our first recorded instances of their appearance in Iran (then called Persia) occurred in the 16th century.
Kurilian Bobtail cats may look wild, but they are actually very gentle and affectionate.
If you’re a cat lover and are thinking about inviting a new feline into your home, the American Curl cat might be a great option for you!
You may be confused by the term 'Thai Cats' as it is often used to cover seven different types of feline companion. But the only true Thai cat is a bit of a paradox.
Exotic Shorthair cats, also known as Shorthaired Persians, have a relatively short breed history that only goes back about 50 years,
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