People search using Google and other search engines to find an answer to the question, “Why are domestic cats so small?”. This article provides an answer. Domestic cats are not small in the grand scheme of things, by which I … Continue reading →
Here is a thumpingly large Maine Coon. You won’t see a larger domestic cat unless someone calls a tamed puma a domestic cat. The Maine Coon is the largest domestic cat breed (excluding F1 wild cat hybrids). Not only is … Continue reading →
This page, written for children, shows the sizes of cats of the world, wild & domestic. I show the weights of some domestic cat breeds and typical domestic cats together with the sizes of all the wild cat species. The … Continue reading →
By Tonya Price Jezebel is a formerly feral 20 week old kitten we live-trapped at the age of about 7 weeks. We obviously have no clue about her parentage, but she appears to be a garden variety American shorthair type. … Continue reading →
The Maine Coon is the largest cat breed recognized by the Cat Fanciers Association (CFA). Contents Method Utilized Discussion on the method employed to find the largest domestic cat breed. Table of Domestic cat weights The weights of nearly all … Continue reading →
by Laurentiu Paulet (Bucharest, Romania) Two British SH males Hi….I just read your article about cat weight comparison and I found that you consider the British SH’s to be heavy/big at a weight about 5.8 kilos. This is quite inaccurate. … Continue reading →
by Alla Zinatullina (Scranton, PA, USA) I got my cat, Shmoo, from a friend. The mamma cat refused to feed Shmoo; maybe because he was the runt of the litter or maybe because she simply did not like him. Shmoo … Continue reading →
by Joyce Sammons (Hodges, SC, USA) Spot Spot was the largest cat my mother and I ever cared for. He just showed up one day in late July 1981. We were preparing for our yearly trip to Myrtle Beach, SC … Continue reading →
By Maria Clara Sometimes a cat lover does bad things by objective standards. In 1989 I was involved in the kidnapping of a cat living in an apartment on the 2nd floor of a building alongside one of Amsterdam’s canals. … Continue reading →
Singapura – photo copyright Helmi Flick – please respect copyright thank you. The Singapura is commonly regarded as the smallest breed of cat. This cat is said to come from Singapore, hence the name. But a well known cat person1 … Continue reading →
