Cats, with their adorable appearance, have won over a large number of.

: I'd like to be a cat's lifelong caregiver.

Currently, there are about 42 breeds of cats, and 10 breeds of Chinese native cats are known. Different cats have different levels of popularity.

Today, let's take a look at the top 10 most popular cats.

1. British Shorthair

British Shorthairs generally have round faces and short, dense hair, which feels like plush velvet to the touch.

They have a relatively large physique, especially male cats, with an overhang that doesn't block the lower jaw.

In addition, British Shorthairs are docile and friendly, making them easy for people to accept and like.

2. American Shorthair

American Shorthairs have strong bodies and solid muscles. They are the most feline in appearance among cat breeds.

American Shorthairs are also docile and like to be close to people. They are very curious and quite lively cats.

In addition, they are the best cats to keep besides Chinese native cats, so they are also one of the favorite choices for novice.

3. Persian cat

Persian cats are the most common long-haired cats and one of the most popular purebred cats loved by cat lovers.

Moreover, they also have a lovely face. Although their bodies are a little fat from appearance, they actually have quite solid muscles.

Because of their elegant posture and movement, they are called 'cat prince (princess)'.

4. Siamese cat

The most distinctive feature of Siamese cats is that their faces, tails, and limbs have obvious focal points, and their eyes are mysterious blue, which is very beautiful.

Siamese cats are very loyal to their owners, a cat who loves to be close to their owner, values emotions, loves to be jealous and has a high level of jealousy.

In addition, Siamese cats are known in the cat world for their high IQ, can be trained to play ball and fetch, and can go out for walks.

5. Ragdoll cat

Ragdolls are as cute as their name suggests, and they exude a fairy-like aura.

Most importantly, they are particularly docile and tolerant of humans, can tolerate 'toddler' mischief, and are small cats that can be patted and cuddled.

6. Norwegian Forest Cat

Norwegian Forest Cats are named after the Norwegian Forest, and they often appear in the Norse myths as elves.

Because their ancestors lived in a very cold and harsh environment, they have denser and stronger physiques than other cats.

However, they are introverted, independent, intelligent, agile and very good at hunting and climbing, so they are not very suitable for keeping indoors, it's best to give them a large courtyard.

7. Folded ear cat

Folded ear cats are attracted to a large number of because of their cute heads and bent ears.

Strictly speaking, they are not a breed, but a cat with a congenital deformity. Their folded ears are due to cartilage malformation.

Their cute appearance hides the suffering of disease and pain. So, please don't buy folded ear cats from unreliable merchants, to avoid a large number of folded ear cats being bred.

8. Orange cat

As the saying goes, 'Ten orange cats, nine are fat, and one is like an elephant' and 'Orange cats are not cats, they are orange pigs'.

It's easy to see that orange cats are very greedy, they will always be the first to rush towards any food.

Besides, orange cats are particularly lively and energetic, and they also like to cuddle and stick to people. Even when they grow up, they still like to be a baby and like to cuddle and stick to people.

9. Russian Blue cat

Russian Blue cats are very similar to British Blue cats, so they are often mistaken for British Blue cats.

Russian Blue cats have a relatively slender physique, large and upright pointed ears, and walk lightly, like a cat of a noble title. They are loved by cat lovers who like thin cats.

10. Black and white cat

Black and white cats are the prototype of 'Black Panther', and they are called 'cat with a second personality' because of their nervous temperament.

When you keep a black and white cat, it's like keeping a dog, they are naturally energetic and mischievous, even if no one accompanies them, they can entertain themselves.

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