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Bengal Cat

Bengal cats are famous for their remarkable and exceptional coats, whose patterns look like wild leopards or ocelot cats. But despite their appearance, they are loving and calm pets. Their breeds were recognized in 1983 and became well-known after.

Birman

They were once loved as pets by temple monks and are now cherished by people worldwide. Birmans are the perfect size—neither too big nor too small—with gorgeous cream coats, darker patches, adorable white paws, and captivating blue eyes. Despite their glamorous appearance, they are not at all high-maintenance. These cats are amiable, affectionate, and relatively simple to care for.

Bombay

The Bombay combines the best traits of its parent breeds. It is less talkative than the Burmese but has the same robust health, loyalty, and intelligence. It also has a gorgeous, solid black coat.

British Shorthair

One of the most known cat breeds worldwide, the British Shorthair is ideal for households. Although they enjoy spending time with their owners, they don't like to be held or cuddled too much. Though the traditional British Shorthair is recognized for its blue fur, these stunning cats are available in various colors and patterns.

Burmese

Burmese cats are a rare breed distinguished by their appealing charisma. Even among those who say they're not cat people, they stand out due to their big, expressive eyes and friendly personality. These cats are playful and clever, and they are adorable.

Burmilla

A beautiful cross between Burmese and Chinchilla Persian cats is called a burmilla. These friendly and good-natured cats flourish in a family setting. Burmillas are renowned for being social, affectionate, and laid back. Their distinct heritage, which blends the playful spirit of the Burmese with the elegance of the Chinchilla Persian, gives them a lovable, laid-back personality.