What Cat & Kitten Breeds Are Considered Hypoallergenic? Read more about What Cat & Kitten Breeds Are Considered Hypoallergenic? Allergies taking a toll on you? Constant sneezing and itching can deter from affection you’d like to give cats. You’re not alone. In fact, people are twice as likely to have cat allergies than dog allergies. Still, furry felines are hard to resist.
Hairless Cat & Kitten Breeds Read more about Hairless Cat & Kitten Breeds While most cats are known for their soft, furry coats, a few are famous for their lack thereof. Naked cats, or hairless cats, as they are properly known, have unique grooming needs and distinct personalities. Get ready to learn a little bit more about these unique felines, from specific breeds to health and grooming needs, and find out if a hairless cat might be right for you.
What Are The Fluffiest Cat & Kitten Breeds? Read more about What Are The Fluffiest Cat & Kitten Breeds? Long, luxurious fur; soft, pettable coats—there’s no denying it, fluffy kittens are the epitome of cuddly pets. If you’re looking to welcome one to your family, read on for a few quick tips on grooming and care, and a list of some breeds you may want to consider. How much do long-haired cats shed? Worried about all that fluff and where it might end up in your house? Consider this: Shorter-haired cats and fluffy cat breeds will both shed, and the fluff-on-your-furniture factor has less to do with shedding than breed.
What Are the Cutest Cat & Kitten Breeds? Read more about What Are the Cutest Cat & Kitten Breeds? Who doesn’t love petting a cute cat, or cuddling with an adorable kitten? While every feline is fetching in his or her own right, there are a few that tend to stand out to the general public. From distinctive markings to stunning coats and charmingly adorable personalities, check out 10 of the cutest cat breeds around, learn what makes people love these cute kittens, discover a little about their temperaments, and find out which of these pretty cats might be perfect for you.
Black Cat & Kitten Breeds Read more about Black Cat & Kitten Breeds A hair-raising 29% of black cats, more than any other color, are being given a second chance at a new life with great families. According to research, black kittens and black cats are showing the healthiest adoption rates that rescue groups have seen in years.
What Are The Best Cat & Kitten Breeds For Kids? Read more about What Are The Best Cat & Kitten Breeds For Kids? Looking for a cat breed that's great for children? Look no further than these playful, affectionate companions. Cats are suitable pets for families with children because they are low-maintenance and easy to care for. However, you'll want to consider your family’s lifestyle in order to choose the right breed.
Tuxedo Read more about Tuxedo They say you should dress for success and these kitties took heed. Reportedly smarter and more advanced than other cats, the tuxedo cat is arguably the most consistently famous cat out there. Felix the cat, Dr. Seuss’ The Cat in the Hat, and Sylvester the cat of Looney Tunes fame are all tuxedos. Cartoons aside, tuxies have inherited more money than most people and have even gone to the top of Mount Everest!
Tortoiseshell Read more about Tortoiseshell The tortoiseshell cat gets its name from its complex colorations. Found in mosaic or chimera, regular or dilute combinations, this cat is so named due to the similarity in color to a once-popular manufacturing material called tortoiseshell. Because the term tortoiseshell, or “tortie” as their fans affectionately dubbed them, refers to the coat, the tortoiseshell cat is not actually a breed.
Tabby Read more about Tabby When asked what breed their striped cat is, many people reply with "Tabby." However, like many common cat monikers (Tuxedo, Tortoiseshell, Calico, etc.) "Tabby" refers to the coat pattern, not a specific breed of cat. In fact, every feline has the tabby gene, but it does not present in the coat of every cat. To make things even more interesting, there are five types of Tabby markings: classic, mackerel, spotted, ticked and patched.
Domestic Shorthair Cats & Kittens Read more about Domestic Shorthair Cats & Kittens The domestic shorthair cat is competing for most popular pet in the U.S. with an approximate 80 million in the states out of the estimated 600 million around the world. In fact, the great majority, almost 95%, of U.S. cats are considered domestic shorthairs.
