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Sphynx Cat Care
Though there are currently many different breeds of hairless cats, the Sphynx was the first breed of hairless cat to be successfully developed. The first Sphynx cat was born in 1966, and was named Prune. However, this line of Sphynx cats died out soon after they were developed. In 1967, hairless kittens were found and rescued from Brunei. This was the official start of the Sphynx breed of cat.
Siamese Cat Care
16. September 2009
Siamese cats are one of the most easily recognizable cat breeds, being very popular among purebred cat owners. Siamese cats are thought to have originated in Siam, being cited in literature as early as the 1700s. Today, Siamese cats are a native cat breed of Thailand, sharing many of the same characteristics as their ancestors
Ragdoll Pet Care
16. September 2009
If you want to maintain your cat’s level of happiness, then provide him with various toys which he can play with. When you see that your pet cat has done something that pleased you, give him a toy to play with. That would make your pet look forward to doing a good job since he knows that he would be having a toy for a prize.
Persian Cat Care
9. September 2009
The Persian cat breed is among one of the most popular breeds for cat owners worldwide. Persian cats are mainly known for their appearance, as well as their regal temperament. Persian cats were first created with long-haired cats from Persian were interbred with Turkish Angoras.
Oriental Cat Care
9. September 2009
Oriental cats are a very popular short hair breed of cat, and are well-known for their elegant nature. Oriental cats are a relative of the Siamese cat, and share some of the same characteristics. Most Oriental cats have solid color patterns on their fur, and a slim, athletic build.
Maine Coons Cat Care
9. September 2009
Are you planning to take care of a Maine Coon? Then here are the care and wellness tips you have to master before owning one…
Exotic Cat Care
9. September 2009
While many cat owners are satisfied with owning a house cat, there are some people who choose to bring an exotic cat into their home. Exotic cats require a significantly different pet care procedure than house cats, since they tend to be more “wild” in demeanor.
Birman Cat Care
9. September 2009
Many cat owners love the appearance of long-haired cats, though this also usually presents a significant problem when it comes to shedding. Persian cats require a lot of grooming, and have very high-maintenance coats.
American ShortHair Cat Care
9. September 2009
If you want a loving, adorable pet cat that doesn’t come with a long shedding coat and is easy to groom, then the American Shorthair the right one for you. It is one of the top 10 most popular cat breeds in the United States, and has been around in the country for nearly four centuries. American Shorthairs are strongly built and well-balanced, and they come in more than 80 different color patterns.
Abyssinian Cat Care
9. September 2009
The Abyssinian cat is well-known for being a wonderful house cat, especially since it tends to be very affectionate towards children. In appearance, an Abyssinian cat has a relatively slender figure, and golden-brown colored fur. In Egyptian culture, the Abyssinian cat is considered to be a mystical figure.
16. September 2009