Large Cat Breeds: 5 Chonky Cat Breeds You Wanna Be Furr-iends With
Ohai! We are on the hunt for the cutest, most adorable, big cat breeds! There are long-haired cat breeds and hypoallergenic cat breeds that are as beautiful, but there’s something about large cat breeds that make them so purr-ecious.
Check out these 5 massive cattos that made it to our list.
1. Norwegian Forest Cat
Believed to be a direct descendant of the Skogkatt of Norsk mythology, the Norwegian Forest Cat, is a great apartment dweller despite its massive size. However, because of its natural hunting instincts, it might be a great idea to take Mr. Catticus Finch out for a walk once a week.
2. Bengal Cat
The Bengal cat is living proof that not all fussy felines are aquaphobic. This hulking piece of pure love will gladly jump into the bath with you for some serious pam-purr-ing.
3. Ragamuffin Cat
Stories claim that the Ragamuffin cat breed came from one purr-ty Ragdoll named Josephine who fell in love with a Turkish Angora and gave birth to a new breed of furballs. Measuring 25cm at the withers, Ragamuffin cats are delicious attention-seekers who will furr-ever be begging for your snuggles.
4. Ragdoll
The Ol’ Blue Eyes of the Feline World, the Ragdoll measures more than 35cm and can weigh more than 9kg. These slow-maturing cattos stay kittens for 4 years, so you’ll purr-abably have loads of love from this fluff before they start manifesting teenage tantrums.
5. Maine Coon
Here comes Purr Bunyan. The mammoth Maine Coon, usually exceeding one meter in length and weighing up to 10 kg, have luscious coats that are water-resistant. Strangely similar to a pupper, this large cat breed can be fiercely loyal to their paw-rents and are always furry, furry playful.
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