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The most majestic house cat is arguably the Maine Coon. But how large exactly do these remarkable cats grow? Maine Coon...

Cats are special no matter what shape, size and personality, but some breeds are particularly notable for their distinct and sometimes unusual features. From the enigmatic Lykoi to the graceful Khao Manee, let's look at some of the most distinctive ...

Though every cat is different, there are certain identifiable markings most tabbies tend to display. A lot of tabbies have stripes throughout their faces, along their backs, and on their legs and tails. However, what makes a tabby actually stand out, is the distinctive M...

Indeed, any feline can be suitable for families with children, given their temperament. Nonetheless, some characteristics are ideal when choosing a cat to embrace when you have children at home. For a harmonious home, look for cats with these qualities.

For cat enthusiasts who want to have a big cat to adopt and care for, here are eleven of the biggest domestic feline breeds in the world around.

A cat's tail is arguably one of its hallmark features. You can know a lot about how a cat feels just by looking at its tail. Cats use their tails for many things, like balancing on ledges, so it might be strange to see a cat with no tail. 

Are you looking for a cat that will be a mild friend, a buddy for your children, and a full-fledged family member? Look no further; the American Shorthair is what you're looking for! This breed is known for its robust health, pleasant character, good looks, and amiabilit...

Did your favorite cat breed make it to the list of the most popular cat breeds? Share it with us in the comments!

Until fairly recently, the American Bobtail got very little attention. American Bobtails are loving and highly intelligent cats known for their distinct "wild" look. They are interactive pets that have great devotion to their human families.

This cat breed is often called Aby-silly-a due to its lively personality. The Abyssinian cat was thought to be the breed that can map its roots directly to the Nile Valley, but in truth, it was developed in Great Britain. Although the Aby resembles a tiny African wildcat...