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  • Sphinx Cat Information

    The Sphinx is an easily recognizable cat due to its sleek body, large eyes and perky ears. The cats are recognized as full breed, very affectionate and make excellent pets.

  • How to Identify an American Bobtail

    The actual origin of the American Bobtail cat is debatable, but most believe it is traceable to a short-tailed brown tabby and a seal point Siamese female. These medium to large-sized cats have...

  • How to Identify a LaPerm Cat

    The LaPerm is one of the newest breeds of cats to be introduced to the world. At this time only one, TICA, of the three largest cat organizations accept this cat as a distinct breed. It was born...

  • How to Identify a Sphynx Cat

    The Sphynx is affectionately called the hairless cat. They were first found in Canada in the litter of a shorthaired cat. The hairless gene was a mutant of the shorthair. The first recorded one...

  • How to Identify an American Wirehair

    American Wirehair cats are a relatively new breed of cats. A cat breeder created the breed after coming across a cat with an unusually coarse coat of fur. It is a truly American breed as the first...

  • How to Identify a Korat Cat

    It is easy to identify a Korat with its unique silver blue color and huge green eyes. These adorable little felines are originally from Thailand, where they are a sign of good luck. Korat cats are...

  • How to Identify a Norwegian Forest Cat

    Norwegian Forest cats, once known as SkogKatts and also known as Wedgies, have mild temperaments. They are gentle cats who are often very good with children and other pets. This breed may have a...

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