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
Tonkinese Cat
The Tonkinese is a rare cat breed with a muscular body and striking eyes which may be gold, blue or green. Tonkinese cats have gently rounded heads and large, open eyes that range in color from green to light blue. This cat's ears are broad and set...
Turkish Van
The Turkish Van is a medium-sized cat breed with a wedged head, muscular long body, and striking amber or blue eyes. They are known for their “van” like coat pattern.
Dwelf
This cat combines the short legs of the Munchkin cat, the hairlessness of the Sphynx, and the curled ears of the American Curl. They are small in stature but have a whole lot of personality behind those stubby little legs. Standing on their own legs...
Norwegian Forest Cat
Beneath the fluffy coat and bushy tail of the Norwegian forest cat, also known as the Norse skogkatt, is a sweet, gentle feline that loves family, playtime, and cuddling. These sociable longhaired cats are often found laying in an owner's lap or...
Sphynx
Sphynx cats are very affectionate creatures. All a Sphynx wants to do is be around you and your family. They like having your attention and might even do silly things to get you to pay attention to them. They are pretty extroverted cats.
Russian Blue Cat
Elegance and intelligence are the trademarks of this ambivert cat breed. Social yet independent, Russian blues are known to be shy with strangers but affectionate and playful with their beloved family. Topped off by an excellent bill of health, it’s no...
Minskin
The offspring of not one but 4 different breeds including Munchkin, Burmese, Sphynx and Devon Rex, the Minskin has gained a lot of attention recently. It is a relatively new cat that has almost no hair.
Ragdoll Cat
Ragdoll cats get their name from their tendency to go limp while cuddling or being carried, but they are just as famous for their puppy-like behavior and agreeable temperament. These are some of the friendliest, most laid-back domestic cats, making...
Munchkin
Munchkin cats may have short legs (thanks to a genetic mutation), but they have a big personality. This breed is famous for keeping a kitten-like personality until its senior years, making these cats a favorite for those who want a fun-loving feline...
