Cat breed guides
Cat breeds at a glance
Photos first, short notes second. See what each breed looks like, what to look for in a picture and what living with them is really like.

Siamese
Blue eyes, dark points, never short of opinions

Persian
Long flowing coat, round flat face, calm indoors

Maine Coon
Big frame, tufted ears, gentle giant energy

Bengal
Spotted coat, athletic build, always in motion

Ragdoll
Blue eyes, silky coat, relaxed in your arms

British Shorthair
Round face, plush coat, calm and steady

Sphynx
Hairless, wrinkled, warm and completely unbothered

Scottish Fold
Folded ears, round owl-like face, gentle company

Abyssinian
Ticked warm coat, large ears, never sits still

Birman
Blue eyes, silky points, white gloves on every paw
Quick answers
How do I know my cat's breed?
Most house cats are mixed. Coat length, pattern, face shape and eye colour are what breed guides and photo matches rely on.
Which cat breeds need the most grooming?
Long-haired breeds like the Persian need daily brushing, while short-coated cats such as the Bengal need very little.
Can you identify my cat's breed from a photo?
Yes — upload one clear picture and the breed finder shows the breeds your cat most resembles.