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- Munchkin Cat Despite their small size, Munchkin cats are incredibly active and can be found in households all over the world, from Australia to Japan.
- Ragdoll Cat Ragdolls are large, robust cats with stunning fur. They are known for their friendly nature, loyalty, and ability to learn games and tricks. They are great with kids and often get along with other pets, although they do require regular grooming due to shedding.
- Maine Coon The Maine Coon is the heavyweight champion of domestic cat breeds, often weighing 20 pounds or more. They are happy-go-lucky cats that easily adapt to family life without being too demanding, making them great companions.
- Ragamuffin Cat Ragamuffins are gentle and affectionate cats that enjoy snuggling in the arms of their owners. They have a strong affinity for love and attention, not just from their family but also from strangers. Their intelligence and ability to fetch make them known as the “puppy of the cat world.”
- Scottish Fold Named for their unique folded ears, Scottish Folds are playful cats that can get lonely if left alone for extended periods. They are loving and tend to get along well with children and other pets.
- Bengal Cat Bengals have a wild appearance but are lively and playful companions. Despite their active nature, they are known for their loving temperament and make wonderful companions for those who can meet their high energy needs.
- Russian Blue Russian Blues are stocky, athletic cats with silky blue coats. They are sweet and calm but enjoy playtime as well. Expect them to find their way to high perches in your home.
- Siberian Cat Bred to withstand Siberia’s harsh winters, Siberian cats are long-haired and enjoy playing but also love lounging on your lap. They are known for their persistence in following their owners around.
- British Shorthair The British Shorthair, often known as the British Blue, is one of England’s oldest cat breeds. They are gentle, calm, and quiet, making them great companions for children, other cats, dogs, and various other pets.
- Cymric A long-haired version of the Manx cat, the Cymric is an excellent hunter and a loyal watch or security cat.
- American Bobtail Despite their wild appearance, American Bobtails are incredibly loving and friendly, earning them the nickname “Golden Retrievers” of the cat world. They require minimal grooming and enjoy playtime.
- British Longhair A cross between Persian and British Shorthair cats, British Longhairs are amiable and make affectionate companions. Their lush fur and affectionate nature make them resemble teddy bears.
- Birman Birmans have pointed coats in various hues, striking blue eyes, and long, lovely coats. They are discreet reminders of feeding time and provide abundant care for their families.
- Egyptian Mau The Egyptian Mau’s origins are uncertain, but they are known for being friendly and vocalizing quietly. They are skilled hunters and thrive in family settings with people of all ages, other cats, and dogs.
- Persian Cat Persian cats, popular in North America, have an unknown history but are believed to have originated in Persia in the 1600s. While they are beautiful and affectionate, owners should be prepared for their substantial shedding and grooming needs.
If you’re considering adding a feline friend to your family, reach out to our Burlington and Bellingham vets for advice on the perfect cat breed for your lifestyle. Schedule an appointment today.
