14 Asian Cat Breeds And Their Rich Hiss-tories
Find out more about the cat breeds that originated from Asia. Some breeds include the Persian, Oriental shorthair, and Japanese bobtail.
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Find out more about the cat breeds that originated from Asia. Some breeds include the Persian, Oriental shorthair, and Japanese bobtail.
The oriental longhair, a close relative of the Siamese, is vocal, sociable, and full of personality. Learn about the oriental longhair.
These flat-faced cat breeds have a distinct and adorable appearance. Learn about their origins and traits, and the potential health risks tied to their unique facial structures.
The sphynx cat is a hairless cat breed known for their playful and affectionate nature. These cats do have special needs. Learn about the sphynx cat breed’s appearance, temperament, health, and care.
The Cymric, a long-haired Manx, is one of the world's oldest cat breeds. This tailless cat is friendly and playful. Learn about the Cymric breed.
The Siberian cat is an affectionate, friendly, and energetic cat breed. Learn more about what makes the Siberian cat perfect for cat lovers and cat novices alike.
The Balinese cat is playful, sociable, elegant, intelligent, and a touch on the vocal side. Learn about the Balinese, including appearance, temperament, health, and care needs.
Bengal cats are large, wild-looking hybrid house cats with spots and stripes. They are easier to own than wild cats. Learn about the Bengal cat breed's appearance, temperament, health, and care.
The exotic shorthair cat is similar in appearance to their relative, the Persian. But they are much easier to groom. Learn about the exotic shorthair cat breed.
The Korat cat, or Si-Sawat, is a stunning feline full of personality. Learn more about the care and origins of this blue Thai cat breed.
Red tabby cats come in shades of orange and are considered to be mellow and friendly. Learn about their characteristics and how they get their color.
The British Shorthair is a calm, affectionate cat that looks and feels like a plush teddy bear. Here's what you need to know about this popular breed, including appearance, temperament, health, and care.
The Javanese is a semi-longhaired, color-pointed cat of Siamese type. They are related to the Siamese, Colorpoint Shorthair, and Balinese breeds.
Hairless cats make great pets but they aren't without their own challenges and requirements. Read on to learn how to best care for your furless feline.
Some cats, especially Persians and Maine coons, are happy to share love and cuddles. Read on to learn about the most affectionate cat breeds.
Pixie-bob cats, which some believe to be a hybrid of American bobcats and barn cats, may look wild but are easy going, trainable, and playful.
Most house cats in the U.S. are not pedigreed or purebred, so even the most common breeds are rare. Take a look at the rarest of the purebreds.
There are no true hypoallergenic cat breeds. But some, such as the Siamese and Siberian, might be less likely to cause allergies than others.
All kittens are born with blue eyes. But some cat breeds, including the Balinese and Birman, keep them into adulthood.
Several breeds can result in white cats with long or short hair. Find out the pros and cons of these white cat breeds.