Some black cats look different in the sunlight. Whether it's cat genetics, a mutation, or a summer "rust," learn why they appear to have another coat.
Browsing: Cat Breeds
The Birman is a medium- to large-sized cat breed that has a stocky body and a quiet demeanor. Learn more about this kind-natured cat.
Some cat breeds, like Maine coons and Persians, have black and white markings, also referred to as tuxedos or piebald coloration.
The cute, loving, and good-natured American shorthair cat is the perfect companion. Learn more about the care, appearance, and personality of this cat breed.
The Cymric, a long-haired Manx, is one of the world's oldest cat breeds. This tailless cat is friendly and playful. Learn about the Cymric breed.
These 13 adorable Sphynx cat photos show the easygoing nature and charm of these hairless cats. They prove that fur isn't necessary to be lovable.
Learn about the personality, history, and care for Ragamuffin cats.
There are no true hypoallergenic cat breeds. But some, such as the Siamese and Siberian, might be less likely to cause allergies than others.
The American bobtail cat may be wild-looking, but it's a wonderful pet that is even used as a therapy animal. Learn about the American bobtail breed.
The Tonkinese cat is a perfect mix of the Siamese and Burmese—smart, sociable, and sweet. Learn about the Tonkinese breed.