Brush your hand over the coat of the Oriental. It will be short and fine. The coat is glossy and the hair sits very close to the skin. Examine the color of the cat. Orientals are solid colors and ... more >>

Feel the hair of the cat. The name wirehair is given to the breed because their hair is unusually coarse and firm, like wire. Their hairs, especially around the face, are often crimped. They originate from the American Shorthair breed, so their ... more >>

Step on the scale. The weight of a cat both at birth and in adulthood is specific to breed. Run your fingers through its fur. Certain breeds of cats have distinctive layers of fur. Some breeds have ... more >>

Count the spots. Ocicats are known for their spot-covered fur. People breed these cats to imitate the natural spotting patterns of some wild cats. Watch the walls. Ocicats are athletic and active ... more >>

Choose a breeder who will guarantee in writing that your Manx is healthy. Watch out for kittens with Manx Syndrome (see warnings below). Because this fatal problem doesn't show up until later in the ... more >>

Find a responsible breeder who will guarantee that your American shorthair is in good health and does not have feline leukemia virus (FeLv) or feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV). Expect to pay from ... more >>

Run your fingers through her hair. The Russian Blue cat is known for its thick double coat. Its fur is short and dense. Look to the sky for color ideas. The Russian Blue is, well, blue. This breed ... more >>

Compare him to the dog. If they are about the same size, it might be a RagaMuffin. RagaMuffin males weigh an average of 20 pounds. Feel the fur. This breed of cat comes in a variety of different ... more >>

Gaze into her eyes. Norwegian Forest cats have almond-shaped, brilliant, emerald-green eyes adorned with a streak of gold. To accent these vivid eyes, they have triangular-shaped faces. Run your ... more >>

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Be careful choosing a breeder. Unreputable breeders cross domestic cats with bobcats, the result of which is not a Pixie-Bob. The breed is not a hybrid. Choose a breeder who will guarantee that your ... more >>

Find a responsible breeder who will guarantee that your sphynx is in good health. Expect to pay between $400 and $600 for a pet-quality sphynx. Show cats can cost $1,000 or more. ... more >>

Start with a circle for the cat's head. Draw two triangles for ears on top of the head, one on the right side and another on the left side. Sketch two small circles for eyes in the upper half of the ... more >>

Find a responsible breeder who will guarantee that your Abyssinian is in good health and doesn't have feline leukemia virus (FeLV) or feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV). Expect to pay $200 to $500 ... more >>

Find a breeder who will guarantee that your Egyptian mau is healthy and does not have feline leukemia virus (FeLv) or feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV). Expect to pay from $300 to $600 for an ... more >>

Find a responsible breeder who will guarantee that your Siamese is in good health and doesn't have feline leukemia virus (FeLV) or feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV). Expect to pay $200 to $500 for ... more >>

Find a responsible breeder who will guarantee that your American curl is in good health and doesn't have feline leukemia virus (FeLV) or feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV). Expect to pay $200 to ... more >>

Go to the Traditional Cat Association's website. Click on the "World's Largest Cat Registry," in the middle of the homepage. Read about the benefits of registering with the Traditional Cat ... more >>

Find a responsible breeder who will guarantee that your Korat is in good health and does not have Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLv) or Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV). Expect to pay from $200 to $500 ... more >>

Measure the fur. Maine Coons are a long-haired breed. Their fur is easier to care for than one would think, considering the length. The coat has prominent tuffs at the neck and tail, which reflect the cold weather origins of the breed. ... more >>

Determine whether this breed is for you. Manx cats like being part of the family and live into their 20s. You can train them to walk on a leash, and they can learn to fetch. Manx cats love to ride in the car, and unlike other cats, they love the ... more >>

Visit your vet. Your Abyssinian will need regular vaccinations and ongoing health care from your veterinarian. Buy high-quality food. Good cat food is high in protein and has balanced fatty acids. It ... more >>

Feel the coat of the cat. The Toyger has a short, thick and plush feel. It should feel extremely luxurious. The coat of the Toyger has a glitter to it. Look at the coloring of the cat. The coat has ... more >>

Feel the cat's fur. Balinese cats have long hair, but it clings very closely to the body. Unlike other long-haired cats, Balinese cats have only one layer of fur that looks very full. Pick up your ... more >>

Check the colorings. Birman cats tend to be a light golden coloration in seal point, chocolate point, blue point and lilac point. Feel the coat. The Birman's fur is long and thick but smooth in a way ... more >>