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The Chimera cat has become ever more popular through the power of social media. But this mysterious and fascinating feline has a long history. There is plenty about this cat to make any animal lover fall in love with them. So, carry on reading to find out all you need to know about Chimera cats.

Are you about to introduce a new black and white cat to your family? If you’re at a loss as to what to name your new feline friend, we’re here to help with a few suggestions of some very popular black and white cat names that could suit your cat perfectly. Check out our lists of popular, famous and interesting names to call your black and white cat.

When you get a new cat, one thing usually takes more time and thought than others, and that’s choosing a name. Whether you’re into fun cat names or want it to be a pun, a nerdy reference to pop culture, or simply something that sounds cute, it’s best to keep it short and sweet! Above all, picking a name should reflect your cat’s appearance and personality so start with that in mind. Is your feline friend a fan of napping or kicking things off the table? Go for a name that reflects this quirk. You can’t really go wrong with naming your cat something simple and appropriate but in case you’re out of ideas, we prepared a list of fun cat names you can choose from. Check it out and maybe you’ll even draw some inspiration from it.

Choosing the right cat for you can be a challenge in itself, but finding the perfect name for your four-legged friend can be even more difficult. But don’t worry, we have got you covered with our list of best female cat names, which are perfect for your feline friend no matter her personality! Making sure you choose the right name isn’t always about finding a name that sounds nice and suits their personalities, it is also about finding a name that you’re happy to shout out loud when calling them home. So, take a look at our list of female cat names to find the perfect one for your feline friend.

Wondering if black cats with blue eyes are real? Sleek, elegant dark coats and gorgeous sky-blue eyes is a combo that sounds more like feline fan fiction than a real cat breed you can welcome into the family. So, if you’re curious whether such a beauty actually exists, we’ve got both good and bad news. Keep reading to find out more!

Yellow cats come in all sorts of shades: from light orange to caramel, butterscotch and ginger. If yellow is the hue you’re looking for in a cat, there are many amazing breeds wearing this gorgeous bright colour. Here are some of the most amazing representatives.

If you’ve seen a furry friend walking around with bits of white in their fur coat, they’re probably considered a bicolour cat! Lots of cats have unique colour patterns (like cats that look like tigers for example) but what makes bicolour cats special, is the solid white areas of their coats. Read on to find out which feline fur patterns bicolour cats have, and why it happens!

Cats may love nothing better than curling up for a snooze in a small box, but they can also like to purr the day away from the top level of a cat tree. Some kittens live comfortably in tiny apartments in urban centres, while others quickly adapt to life in wide, open areas in the countryside. So how much space do cats really need to thrive? The answer depends on the cat’s size, age, activity levels and also the layout of the house. But with proper care, some cats will learn to live happily in almost any space configuration.

The love Egyptians had for their cats is something that’s ingrained throughout history. It’s reflected in their art, culture and traditions and they even worshipped a cat-headed goddess called Bastet, who was the goddess of the home and womanhood. But did you know that the furry friends we know and love today have their ancestry in Ancient Egypt? Over 10,000 years ago, Egyptians used the African Wildcat – a peaceful, solitary wild breed with a sandy or grey coat – to create domestic cats. The ancestors of many of today’s cat breeds can be traced back to Ancient Egypt, although there are now only a few breeds in existence that specifically come from Egypt. Keep reading to learn about Egyptian cat breeds and what makes them so special.

Bengal cats look like they’ve just walked out of a tropical jungle. Their stunning coats which come in either spotted or marble patterns in brown, silver or snow hues make many believe they look like miniature cheetahs or leopards. They also possess incredibly charming personalities and any Bengal owner will tell you that they love nothing better than to curl up for fuss and love from their humans. If you’re lucky enough to be adding one of these wonderous kitties to your home, you’ll need to pick the perfect Bengal cat name that fits their glorious appearance and cheeky personalities. Keep reading for our top 50 names that are sure to fit your pocket-sized wild cat.

Hairless cats have been around for an extremely long time, there’s even evidence of them dating back as far as the Aztec period. And then from the early 2000s, cats with no hair became very popular and many breeders set about developing new breeds, often created with the breed that’s considered to be the original hairless cat – the Sphynx. Hairless cat breeds are truly unique in appearance, but they also tend to be very affectionate and are known to climb under duvets and inside jumpers for warmth. If you’re thinking about bringing a beautifully bald cat into your home, you may be wondering about how to care for them and what breeds currently exist. Read on to find out you all you need to know.

Snow-white fur that’s always soft to touch, big wonderful eyes and cute little meows that greet you every time you get home – having a white cat as a companion is one of life’s biggest joys. Many of these felines come with cool personalities, some of them serene and easy-going, others slightly more rambunctious and fun-loving. So, no matter how you imagine the ideal four-legged family member to be, you’ll find your perfect match in this group of stunning white fluffy cats. Here they come!