If you're looking for a cat with a regal appearance and a gentle personality, look no further than the Chinchilla Persian. These cats are known for their luxurious coat, which is tipped with silver or gold and gives them a sparkling appearance. But there's more to these cats than just their good looks. Chinchilla Persians are also known for their calm and affectionate personalities, making them great pets for families and individuals alike. In this guide, we'll take a closer look at everything you need to know about Chinchilla Persians, from their size and coat type to their unique personality traits. Whether you're already a fan of this breed or you're considering adding a Chinchilla Persian to your family, this guide will help you get to know these beautiful cats better.

The Lykoi cat is an unusual breed with a unique appearance. Usually referred to as the Werewolf or wolf cat, it is distinguished by its wild, wiry hair and unusual facial features. Learn more about the mysterious beginnings of this rare breed, what their personality is like, and why they are so beloved by cat fanciers around the world.

Choosing a cat breeder is an important decision, as you want to make sure you find the right match for you and your adopted pet. This guide will provide helpful tips on how to identify reputable breeders, ask essential questions, and do research on potential candidates before deciding.

The modern Burmese breed has roots muddled in history. It is generally believed that Burmese are a man made breed descending from the crossbreeding of a Siamese and an ancient version of a pure Burmese (that later died out). This Burmese breed had almost died out until a breeder named Dr. J. Thompson brought one of these remaining cats, Wong Mau (who may have actually been a Tonkinese), to America in the 1930s because of his interest in Wong Mau's markings.

Given that adopting a cat is a significant commitment - they live for an average of 15 years - it makes sense to learn more about cat breeds before you buy. Two extremely popular purebreds are the Siamese and the Persian, although both of these have characteristics that may make them unsuitable choices for some people. Fortunately, there are a large number of other breeds to choose from, many of them less well known. Two of these less recognized breeds actually give hope to feline loving allergy sufferers, as they have a low-allergy coat and are generally well tolerated.

There are about 100 million pet cats in the Western world. The most popular is a combination of different breeds - the domestic shorthaired cat. The Cat Fancier's Association (CFA) holds the largest registry of pedigree cats in the world. A pedigree is the product of two parents from the same breed. Let's take a look at the top ten most popular cat breeds of 2006, according to the CFA.