Whether it's their distinct physical attributes, or their loving personalities, cats have made a lasting, positive impact on feline enthusiasts worldwide. If you’re a cat lover and enjoy these low maintenance pets here are some pure breed kitties, you’re sure to love.
Siamese
The Siamese cat breed has been popular since the 19th century and originated in Thailand. They have been a foundational breed for the Oriental Shorthair, Sphynx, and Himalayan breeds. Most Siamese cats have distinct markings called "points" on their face, ears, feet, and tail. There are two varieties of Siamese cats: one with an "apple"-shaped head and chubbier body, and the other with a larger head and slender body. Siamese cats are popular among people who want a social cat that loves to talk.
Maine Coon
Maine Coon cats are known for their love of play, as well as their fondness for taking long naps. They enjoy snuggling up next to their favorite people and are very affectionate. As one of the largest domestic cat breeds, they are popular worldwide. They are well-suited for families, as they have a mild-mannered temperament, especially around children.
Ragdoll
These kitties are one of the most affectionate breeds and have an easy, go-with-the-flow personality. Ragdolls are notoriously social, making them a good fit for busy homes, and are normally friendly with other pets. These cats can reach up to 15 pounds and have an easygoing, social personality. Prepare to be extra loved by these sweet animals, as they love a good nap, snuggles, and will show you their love with their extra loud purring.
Bengal Sphynx
The Bengal Sphynx cat is a unique and rare breed that combines the exotic appearance of the Bengal cat with the hairless trait of the Sphynx cat. Known for its affectionate personality and playful nature, this cat stands out due to its unique look. Bengal Sphynx cats are relatively rare compared to other cat breeds. However, more and more cat lovers are discovering their charming personalities.
Himalayan
This beautiful breed is known for its docile personality and fluffy exterior. Although it has the coloring of a Siamese, it also has the flat face of its fluffy flat-faced friend, the Persian. These sweet cats are highly intelligent and can be trained to follow commands and even perform a few tricks. Although Himalayans have great personalities, they prefer the company of a more low-energy dog and older children.
No matter what your cat preference is, we can all agree that these beautiful animals make great pets. With there low maintenance lifestyle, and their independent personality, they are sure to make a great friend for years to come.
