If you’re looking for a cat for your family, you might be wondering what your options are when it comes to cuteness. Today, our Fort Collins vets name 15 of the cutest cat breeds that will fit in with your family.
1. munchkins
Munchkins, despite their small stature, are extremely active and can be found in homes all over the world, from Australia to Japan.
2. ragdoll cat
The ragdoll is a huge, stocky cat with beautiful fur. they are friendly and loyal, and can be taught to play and do tricks. they get along well with the young and are usually good with other pets. however, they do lose hair and are not especially easy to groom.
3. Scottish fold
the scottish fold is called and distinguished by its folded ears. This Scottish breed cat likes to play and may have problems if left alone for long periods of time. They are affectionate and get along well with the young. these cats can usually get along with just about anything.
4. the maine coon
The Maine Coon is the largest breed of domestic cat, capable of weighing 20 pounds or more. They are also happy cats that will adjust to life with your family, and while one may follow you around like a shadow, it won’t be overly demanding.
5. stray cat
The ragamuffin is a docile cat that is well known for flinging itself into its owner’s arms in search of love and attention. the breed will adore you, your children, other animals and, in most cases, strangers. The stocky breed is bright, and its ability to search for and understand other commands has earned it the nickname “puppy of the cat world.”
6. bengal cat
The Bengal is another wild-looking breed of cat that should be considered lively and playful. however, the breed is affectionate with its owners and is considered a pleasant companion due to its love and propensity to play. the Bengal has high energy needs that you must meet.
7. russian blue
The Russian Blue is a stocky, athletic cat with a silky coat and gentle demeanor. Russian blues, as the name suggests, have blue coats and originate from Russia. the breed is characterized as sweet and calm, but also likes to play. Russian Blue, in particular, prefers to be high up, so expect stealthy attacks from the top of a cabinet or other elevated position.
8. siberian cat
The Siberian is a long-haired cat bred to withstand the harsh winter environment of Siberia. While the breed likes to play and will usually participate in any activity, it also prefers to rest on your lap or curl up for a nap. because the Siberian is demanding and does not give up, it will follow you all day.
9. American Bobtail
American bobtails, despite their wild appearance, are incredibly affectionate and friendly. They have been nicknamed the “golden retrievers” of the feline world. Another breed with little or no tail is the American Bobtail. It doesn’t require a lot of care and is very affectionate, friendly, and yet likes to play.
10. british shorthair
The British shorthair is one of the oldest English cat breeds; it is smooth, calm and quiet. Due to the beautiful blue coat that some of these cats have, this breed is also known as the British Blue. the breed gets along well with children, other cats, dogs, and just about any other pet you own. they are well known for their patience and tolerance.
11. cymric
the cymric is essentially a long-haired version of the manx cat, which is well known for not having a tail. you will also get a cat that is a proficient hunter and can serve as a guard cat or security cat for its owners.
12. british longhair
the Persian and the British Shorthair were crossed to create the British Longhair. the resulting kitten is friendly and will make a lovely, affectionate companion. Due to its lush hair and lap-loving personality, it is often referred to as the teddy bear of feline breeds.
13. Persian
This charming breed of cat has become one of the most popular in North America. The history of the Persian breed is unknown, however it is assumed that it originated in Persia in the 17th century. They can be loving and charming, but owners should be aware that they shed a lot and require care.
14. burmese
Burmese cats have spiky fur that comes in six different shades, but they almost always have white socks and stunning blue eyes. they have lovely long coats and a cheerful demeanor. The Burmese is a gentle cat that will discreetly remind you to feed it while it lavishes care on you and the rest of your family.
15. Egyptian Mau
The Egyptian Mau is a breed of cat that may or may not be derived from the original Egyptian cat, although no one knows for sure. the owners trust, however, that they are friendly cats that, despite vocalizing, do so in silence. the species enjoys hunting, but is content at home with its family, which may include people of all ages, as well as other cats and canines.
