Cat breed care guides

Every breed has its own needs. These practical guides cover health, grooming, behaviour, nutrition and temperament for popular cat breeds — so you can give your cat exactly the care they need, and keep their whole history in one place with Petso.

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Maine Coon

The gentle giant of the cat world — a large, shaggy-coated breed known for its dog-like friendliness and chirping voice.

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Persian

A luxuriously long-coated, sweet-faced breed beloved for its calm, affectionate and famously laid-back personality.

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Ragdoll

A large, blue-eyed, semi-longhaired breed famous for going limp with relaxation when picked up and for its devoted, mellow nature.

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Siamese

A sleek, vocal and intensely social breed known for its striking blue eyes, color-pointed coat and strong bond with its people.

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British Shorthair

A sturdy, plush-coated breed with a round face and calm, dignified temperament — the easygoing teddy bear of the cat world.

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Bengal

An athletic, wild-looking breed with a spotted or marbled coat and a high-energy, adventurous personality.

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Sphynx

A hairless, wrinkled and warmly affectionate breed known for its sociable, attention-loving personality and unique skincare needs.

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Scottish Fold

A round-faced, owl-like breed recognized by its folded ears and sweet, easygoing companionship.

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American Shorthair

A hardy, adaptable all-American breed valued for its balanced temperament, easy care and friendly, family-oriented nature.

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Abyssinian

A lithe, ticked-coated breed with boundless curiosity and an active, playful personality that keeps owners on their toes.

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