Among the most well-known cat breeds in the world is the Sphynx Dwelf, and they’re famous because they don’t look like your usual cat. A Sphynx Dwelf cat, just from the name itself, you’ll know that they are hairless or lack fur, and many people surely are wondering why Sphynx Dwelf cats … Read more
One of the tiniest felines also has the largest eyes of any cat breed. The Singapura is The International Cat Association’s (TICA) smallest registered cat breed, having originated on the streets of Singapore. It is best known for its expressive, large eyes and affectionate, playful personality. Cats’ pupils change size and shape … Read more
If you were asked about cats, you might think about fluffy pets that entice many people with their elegance, smartness, and capability of affection. But, have you ever been curious about their bald counterparts? These hairless felines have a unique and attractive appearance that proves they don’t need fur to be as … Read more
A new experimental and controversial cat breed, the Bambino is a hairless cat with short stature, giving it a dwarf-like appearance. But despite its miniature size, this cat has a big heart and boasts an energetic, outgoing, and affectionate personality. Showering it with playtime and attention will help it flourish and bring … Read more
The Dwelf cat is a new and incredibly rare breed with a hairless appearance and curled ears, brought by crossing the Sphynx cat and the American Curl. Aside from inheriting its progenitors’ distinct physical features, this cat also combines their best personality traits, making it extremely affectionate, sociable, and intelligent. And, despite … Read more
An arcane and dreadful looking cat, the Lykoi seemingly just came out of the “The Howling” or “Ginger Snaps” flick. This relatively new feline-breed doesn’t howl and is not afraid of silver, but its strange and stunning look befits her nickname, the “werewolf cat.” Beyond its tell-tale trait, the Lykoi is a … Read more
Boasting Russian roots, the Donskoy cat is a fairish-sized, muscular cat renowned for having wrinkled skin, covered with little hair (or none at all). This feline resembles the better-known Sphynx cat, but these two breeds are not related, with the former having a dominant gene compared to the latter’s recessive mutation. While … Read more
Notable in the cat fancy to their uncommon hairless coat, the Sphynx cat is an affable, affectionate, and affectionate feline that thrives in human attention. It loves lolling under the sun for warmth whenever there’s an opportunity, or be adorable cuddle buddies under the covers at night. Despite their majestic appearance, a … Read more