Abyssinian
American Curl
American Shorthair
American Wirehair
Australian Mist
Bengal Cat
Birman
The name 'Sacred Cat of Burma' causes real confusion, therefore this cat breed is known as the 'Birman' in English. However, don't confuse it with the Burmese! In fact, the Birman cat comes from a French breeding programme that was carried out in the 20th century. Here you can find out more about the breed that combines the best of the Persian and Siamese cat!
Burmese
Burmilla
Chartreux
The Chartreux cat breed is one of the most well-loved in Europe and yet there are lots of questions around the origins of the breed and whether they should be recognized as a distinct breed at all. They are sometimes incorrectly referred to as Maltese or Korat cats.
Chausie
Cornish Rex
Cymric Cat
Devon Rex
German Longhair Cat
Himalayan
Javanese
LaPerm
Lykoi (Werewolf Cat)
Maine Coon
Mekong Bobtail
Munchkin
Neva Masquerade
Norwegian Forest Cat
Ocicat
Oriental Shorthair (OSH)
Ragdoll
Russian Blue
At first sight you could mistake the Russian Blue for a Chartreux or British Shorthair, but a second look will tell you that the Russian Blue is a very distinct breed
Serengeti Cat
Siamese
Siberian Cat
Snowshoe
Somali
If you love Abyssinian cats but would prefer a feline friend slightly longer hair, then the Somali cat could be right up your street!
Sphynx Cat
Thai Cat
Tonkinese
Turkish Angora
Turkish Van
A cat that can swim? Turns out, there really is such a thing! Unlike all other cats, the Turkish Van loves the water and will venture out into the deep when it gets the chance. Be careful not to get the Turkish Van confused with the Turkish Angora. If you look closely, you will quickly see their differences. Read on to find out more about this extraordinary cat from Turkey!