Siamese cats are known for their vocal nature and high energy levels. They can be demanding and may require a lot of attention and mental stimulation.
Bengals are active, playful, and often have a high prey drive. They may need a lot of interactive play and stimulation to prevent boredom.
While Sphynx cats are known for being affectionate, their lack of fur requires regular bathing. Additionally, they can be more prone to health issues, and their sensitive skin requires careful attention.
Persian cats have long, luxurious fur that requires regular grooming. Their facial structure can make them prone to eye and respiratory problems, requiring extra care.
Similar to Siamese cats, Oriental Shorthairs are vocal and high-energy. They may need more interaction and mental stimulation than some other breeds.
Scottish Folds may have a laid-back personality, but their unique folded ears can be prone to ear issues that may require extra care and attention.
Manx cats are known for their taillessness or short tails. Some may have spinal issues, and their unique tail structure requires special consideration in terms of health and grooming.
Munchkin cats have short legs due to a genetic mutation. While they are generally healthy, their unique appearance may come with some health considerations, and they might not be suitable for all owners.