Cats are probably the easiest pets to care for and the simple reason is that they are very independent, undemanding and very self-sufficient, but which cat should you go for? Pedigree cat or mixed breed cat?

Different breeds of cats Cat with pedigree:

Pedigree cats are usually acquired deliberately, rather than accidentally, and tend to be more carefully supervised than most crossbreds. They are perhaps more prone to suffering from overeating and lack of exercise.

Your character is an important consideration. Foreign and Oriental breeds, particularly the Siamese, are unusual cats in that they are loyal to one person, from whom they demand a lot of attention in the most vocal way. Some are known to be very loud cats, especially females when they call, but their undeniable grace and intelligence outweigh this handicap for most people.

Orientals are also unusual in that they allow themselves to be exercised on a leash. Long-haired cats, whether pedigree or mixed, require grooming at least once a day. In fact, devotees of long-haired breeds tend to groom them two to three times a day.

Different breeds of cats Mixed cat:

Most domestic cats are mixed breeds and very often have been adopted by a family on impulse. These readily available cats may not have been vaccinated against infectious diseases or dewormed.

As soon as you acquire one, you should take it to your vet to be examined and then neutered. It must be understood that while adopting them may not cost anything, once you have them in your home, they will cost as much as any other cat.

However, there’s no reason why these mixed-breed cats shouldn’t make lovely companions for us. Many of the mixed breed cats are beautiful and all are elegant in their own way. You will find that almost all mixed breed cats are very easy to care for. Mixed cats tend to be stronger than full breed cats, mixed breeds are the product of immature parents and what you will find is that their kittens tend to be smaller.