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
Siamese Cat
Siamese cats are also very opinionated. They will tell you what they think of everything with some very vocal meows. Interestingly, the Siamese is one of the few cats that is okay with walking on a leash. They might also enjoy playing fetch or going...
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.
Javanese
This breed, also known as the Color-point long hair, is related to the Siamese, color-point shorthair, and Balinese cat. Javanese has fine and silky semi-long coats lying close to the body without any undercoats.
Selkirk Rex
Selkirk Rex breeds are distinct from other Rex breeds. The hair is normal length and not partially missing, unlike the Devon Rex and Cornish Rex. There are longhaired and shorthaired varieties. There is a difference between the Selkirk Rex coat and the...
Chantilly Tiffany
Chantilly Tiffany referred to as Chantilly or Tiffany cats are quite a moderate and low-maintenance feline. They are typically very sweet pets who enjoys snuggling, playing, and even talking. Their voice is more like chirping than yowling.
Ocicat
The Ocicat is a medium-sized, well-spotted agouti cat of moderate type. A breed of this type has the appearance of an athletic animal, well-muscled and solid, graceful and lithe, yet full of body and chest. Spotted cats are known for their powerful,...
American Shorthair
The American shorthair is a strong, rugged breed that can adapt to almost any family and lifestyle. These cats are friendly and easy-going, with a balanced temperament that can be happy with attention or alone.
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...
Scottish Fold
With their folded ears and rounded features, the Scottish fold is an instantly recognizable descendant of Scotland’s barn cats. These lop-eared cats are affectionate, friendly, adaptable, and very laid-back. They’ll even get along with dogs....
