A celebration of our feline friends — from majestic breeds to the internet's finest cat humor.
Meet the world's most beloved felines
Known for their long, luxurious coats and sweet, gentle personalities, Persians are one of the oldest and most popular cat breeds. They prefer serene environments and love lounging on the nearest soft surface.
The gentle giants of the cat world! Maine Coons can weigh up to 25 pounds and are known for their dog-like loyalty. They're playful, social, and surprisingly good with water.
With their round faces and dense, plush coats, British Shorthairs look like living teddy bears. They're easygoing, independent, and perfectly content being your quiet companion.
Vocal, intelligent, and strikingly beautiful with their color-point markings and bright blue eyes. Siamese cats will hold full conversations with you and demand to be the center of attention.
Famous for their adorable folded ears that give them an owl-like appearance. Scottish Folds are known to sit in peculiar positions — the "Buddha sit" is their signature move.
Wild appearance, domestic heart. Bengals sport gorgeous leopard-like spots and are incredibly energetic. They love climbing, playing in water, and will keep you on your toes 24/7.
Named for their tendency to go limp when picked up, Ragdolls are the ultimate lap cats. They're large, fluffy, blue-eyed beauties who follow their owners from room to room like puppies.
The hairless wonder! Despite their alien-like appearance, Sphynx cats are incredibly warm (literally — they're like living hot water bottles). Extroverted, silly, and surprisingly cuddly.
Things you probably didn't know about cats
Cats sleep 12–16 hours per day. That's about 70% of their lives spent napping!
Each cat's nose print is as unique as a human fingerprint. No two are alike!
A house cat can run up to 30 mph — fast enough to outpace Usain Bolt!
Cat purrs vibrate at 25–150 Hz, a frequency range that can promote bone healing and reduce stress.
The internet was built for cats — and here's the proof
Keep your feline friend happy and healthy
Feed your cat high-quality wet and dry food appropriate for their age. Always provide fresh water — many cats prefer running water, so consider a cat fountain.
Annual check-ups are essential. Keep vaccinations up to date and discuss preventive care like flea and tick treatments with your veterinarian.
Cats need mental enrichment! Interactive toys, puzzle feeders, and window perches help prevent boredom. Rotate toys regularly to maintain interest.
Scoop daily and change litter weekly. The rule of thumb: one litter box per cat, plus one extra. Place them in quiet, accessible locations.
Brush your cat regularly — daily for long-haired breeds, weekly for short-haired ones. Trim nails every 2-3 weeks and check ears for debris.
Every cat needs a quiet retreat. Cat trees, cozy beds, and high perches give them security. Cats feel safest when they can observe from above.