Cat Breeds
If you’re looking for a new cat best friend, search Spot’s cat breed profiles to learn more about a breed before you bring a new pet home. Find out how to care for a new cat breed, understand their personality, energy levels, cost of care, and most important, vet care costs.
Popular Cat Breeds
Abyssinian
The Abyssinian is a domestic short-haired cat which holds its origin to the Indian ocean, in parts of South-east Asia. They are often known for their dog-like characteristics of being playful, affectionate and attention seeking. They are the smartest...
American Bobtail
American Bobtail has a wild distinctive look but not a wild temperament. Bobtails are playful energetic cats and don’t shy away from being vocal from time to time. They can get along well with just about anyone due to their curious nature.
American Curl
A Curl's signature characteristic is his unique ears, which curl backward and do not stand up. A medium-sized cat, the American Curl weighs five to ten pounds and lives for more than 13 years on average. American Curls are the product of a spontaneous...
American Shorthair
The American shorthair is a strong, rugged breed that can adapt to almost any family and lifestyle. These cats are friendly and easy-going, with a balanced temperament that can be happy with attention or alone.
Ashera
The Ashera cat is an exotic looking large cat breed with a tall body and pointed ears.
Bambino
The Bambino, Italian word for ‘Baby’, is a mutated cat breed of between a Sphynx and a Munchkin. The unique features that distinguish a Bambino are short legs, upright ears and a hairless body.
Bengal Cat
The Bengal Cat has a exotic appearance that resembles that of a Leopard. They have huge eyes, small heads and a muscular physique.
Birman
The Birman is a slightly long haired, color-pointed cat, known for its deep-blue eyes and contrasting white-glove like paws. As the name suggests, the cat does have its origin in the northern parts of Burma.
Bombay Cat
The Bombay cat's black coat and copper eyes may resemble black leopards, but their personality is much less wild, although equally attractive. Highly intelligent, affectionate, and outgoing, these cats always want to be with their people, at the center...
