Cat Breeds

For a unique, eye-catching and utterly enchanting cat, you can't go past the Sphynx.

The Japanese Bobtail is a breed that stands out from the rest! What gives it its own look is surely the ‘bobbed’ tail, making it look like a rabbit! This is caused by mutation in the genes. The Japanese Bobcat is, as its name would suggest, native to Japan and has been so for centuries, many ancient...

The Turkish Van cat is a real beauty that enjoys its independence and exploring the great indoors of its owner’s home! The breed is fiercely loyal to loving owners, but if overlooked or neglected, Turkish Vans have been known to abandon owners in search of more appreciative home.

The Persian is this month’s featured breed. Persians' beauty and grace will capture your heart, making them one of the world’s favourite breeds.

With the look and personality of a Persian, minus the fuss, our feature cat breed this month is one to stand out in the crowd.

This article we are focusing on the popular Ragdoll cat breed. Read on to find out about its gorgeous coat and how its quirky name originated!

This month's feature breed is the Somali, sometimes referred to as 'fox cats' because of their appearance.  Curious and very friendly, Somalis are great for families and will provide years of companionship.

Cats are amazing animals. There are countless breeds out there -- and some look a lot more interesting than your common domestic cat...

This month, we are featuring a very vivacious breed, the Chinchilla Cat. This feisty and aesthetic cat makes a gentle companion, although they sometimes prefer to live as a maverick. Read further for information about their personality, health and history.

This article focuses on a very popular breed, the Himalayan, or 'Himmy'. This sensitive and beautiful cat makes a gentle companion, although the breed has a subtle cheekiness that owners...