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Different Cat Breeds in America

    DIFFERENT CAT BREEDS IN AMERICA 

    According to the American veterinary medical association, about 25% of US households have a cat as a friend. Of course, they are mischievous at times and love to smack things off your desk for no reason, but if you ask cat owners, that’s entirely a part of their charm and the biggest reason why they are loved so much.

    Not only are they adorable, but they are also curious, independent, and loyal to you and your family.

    Cats have several positive effects on children. According to research, cats can teach children social skills and help them to cope with traumatic situations. Unlike dogs, they don’t require multiple works a day. Older cats can be left alone even for two days if they have proper food water and litter box available. Cats cost less to take care of than dogs because they require less food, fewer toys, and grooming. Also, they are the idol pet for apartments because cats are really quiet and less likely to wake the neighbors up at night.

    Cat sleep a lot, but even when they are dozing off their hearing and smelling at the same time and can pounds on a pest at a moment’s notice. They are natural predators and have that hunter instinct that will keep your home free of mice. Kitties are always in a playful mood because they have an abundance of energy stored up, and they like to release it through playtime since they do not hunt for their food. Cats are the most intelligent house pet according to “Animal Planet” it is because they are continually learning and have an excellent memory.

    Cats your perfect companions:

    Most of the cats do not make you feel bad when you leave them alone to head off to work. Cats just love having the house to themselves. They will only sleep when bored, and that’s for about 15 hours a day. They are suitable for your health. According to research, cats can help to lower your blood pressure and can work wonders in reducing the risk of dying from a heart attack. Many people even find their purrs therapeutic. Purring is adorable and also a very soothing sound for humans. You will be amused to know that there are numerous videos online of cats purring to help cat fanciers fall asleep.

    Cats are seriously adorable, and we don’t really have to say this. They are just cute. Losing a pet is heartbreaking; cats have an average lifespan of about 15 years, and there’s nothing more comforting than this.

     Popular Cat  Breeds in the United States:

    1. THE EROTIC

    Known for the natural going nature, soft coat, and teddy bear appearances, this cat breed tops the list of the most popular cat breed for III consecutive years. These cats are also a great option for those who love Persian cats but don’t feel up to the growing demands of those. They are also called “the lazy man’s Persian.” They weigh about 8 to 13 lbs and have a lifespan of 10 to 13 years.

    1. THE RAGDOLL

    Identified by the blue eyes and large size, they pick up tricks easily. They are known to collapse into your arm if you hold them. Many of the ragdolls have learned to come when called and play the game of fetch. They love cuddling. Bicolor, mitted, and colorpoint are are the four patterns they come in. Usually, 10 to 15 lbs, but some weigh 20+ and have a life span of 12 to 17 years.

    1. THE BRITISH SHORT HAIR

     They are quiet and affectionate and have large round eyes, dense coat, and a sturdy build.

    1. THE PERSIAN

    they require maintenance for the luxurious quotes, and that’s the reason why they are not on the top of the list. Persians require their owners to comb daily, and the CFA also recommends occasional baths. Persians prefer not to climb and jump.

        5. THE MAINE COON

    large in size, the Maine coons are often described by owners as dog-like. They are smart, trainable, and have a unique appearance, which includes tufted paws and big ears. They like attention but are not very demanding good-natured but not extremely fond of children. They weigh about 9 to 18 lbs and have a lifespan of 9 to 15 years.

    6. THE AMERICAN SHORTHAIR

    The American shorthair is a great family cat and can live longer than 15 years. They are low-maintenance and affectionate.

    7. THE SCOTTISH FOLD

    Scottish folds are adored for the folded ears. The breed though uncommon is easy to take care of. These cats can adjust to other animals as well as climates easily.

    1. THE SPHYNX

    Sphynx cats are known for being hairless. With unique personalities, these mischievous cats are playful, and they love human company. Owners need to be these cats because they don’t have fur to clean. For people with allergies, they are natural picks.

         9. THE ABYSSINIAN

    Abyssinian is the oldest known breeds. They are not “lap cats.” They are super-duper intelligent and extremely loyal to their owners.

    1. THE DEVON REX

    These cats have an unusual appearance with big ears and thin bodies. They learn tricks easily and adore human company. These cats are not an option for people who spend most of their time away from home. Because they need attention.

    1. THE AMERICAN CURL

    The American curl comes under the list of one of the youngest cat breeds. It has unique years that girl back to give a happy and alert expression. These cats are very affectionate towards children and cat-friendly dogs as well. They are curious, smart, and moderate reactive. Weighing 5 to 10 lbs, it has a lifespan of 12 to 16 years.

    1. THE BALINESE

    named after the dances of the Indonesian island of Bali, these cats a very demanding, and they need attention. They like to be around people and will always be in their lap or on their bed and will follow you around. The Balinese is also highly intelligent, athletic, agile, and they love to play fetch and walk on a leash. They are an excellent choice for families with children and cat-friendly dogs. They weigh around 5 to 10 lbs and have a life span of 9 to 15 years.

    1. THE BENGAL

    A cross between a domestic shorthair and an Asian leopard cat, the Bengal is highly intelligent, active, and friendly. There are extremely good at learning new tricks. They are confident, talkative, and loves to climb. Nothing scares him, not dogs, indeed. It weighs about 8 to 15 lbs and has a lifespan of 10 to 16 years.

    1. BOMBAY

    It was created by crossing breeds to resemble a panther. It is solid black in color, very adaptive, and loves people who teach him new tricks and play with him. Often found in the warmest spot in your house. It weighs about 6 to 11 lbs and has a lifespan of 12 to 16 years.

    1. LA PERM

    La perms are unusual, curly-coated rex with varying colors and patterns. They are very talented and have a great sense of humor. They are moderately active and enjoy the game of fetch. Devesh about 5 to 8 LBS and have a lifespan of 10 to 15 years. The first lap perm was born on a farm.

    1. NEBELUNG

    Nebelung is shy and gentle, with a reserved nature, but they still love to play and enjoy climbing and jumping. Nebelung is German for creatures of the mist. Not very quick to mix up with guests, but they are extremely loyal to the family. Nebelung weights about 5 to 16 lbs and have a lifespan of 11 to 16 years.

    1. JAVANESE

    The Javanese are very vocal, and they love to chat, play, and always need some form of entertainment. They can pout and whine when they are not given any attention. They are extremely fond of his people and want to help them. He is highly intelligent, easily trained, and athletic. It weighs about 5 to 10 lbs and has a lifespan of 10 to 15 years.

    1. THE SAVANNAH

    Savannahs are very confident, alert, friendly, curious, active, adventurous, and clever.they can jump very high and loves to play in the water. He will thoroughly explore the surroundings. Not very fond of children, this cat where is up to 8 to 20+ lbs and has a lifespan of 17 to 20 years.

    A cat, it is said, caries meanings revolving around the balance between what seems opposites such as light and dark, action and rest, inner and outer. There are certain things that a cat represents:

        • Patience, to wait for the right moment to act
        • Independence, yet social
        • Spirit of adventure
        • Connection with self
        • Healing
        • Curiosity, exploring the unknown.

    Some fun facts to know about cats:

      1. Most cats have four claws on their rear paw and five on their front.
      2. Just like humans have fingerprints, a cat’s nose bad is rigid with a unique pattern.
      3. Cats can make over 100 vocal sounds as compared to dogs who can only make about 10.
      4. Cats sleep for 16 to 20 hours a day.
      5. Cats can reach up to five times its own height while jumping.
      6. Cats have an aversion to water because their coats are unable to insulate them well enough.