HOW TO CHOOSE THE PURRFECT CAT FOR YOU

The Ragdoll is a medium sized cat breed with a long and plush coat. Colorings that normally show up within the breed include: seal, blue, chocolate, lilac, red, and cream; with diverse patterns and shadings including: bi-color, colorpoint, and mitted. They are a playful and affectionate breed that thrives well within a lively home, and enjoy being in families with children and other pets. They are equally open to visitors. Radgolls are adoring and spirited, enjoying following her family around and learning to play games like fetch. This breed is a longhair breed, which means they tend to shed a bit more. Ragdolls in particular shed moderately through summer and winter, and shed a bit more in spring and fall — requiring regular brushing and grooming. This breed has an average lifespan of 12 - 17 years of age, and an average weight of 4.5kg to nearly 7kg. Ragdoll cats love spending their days being adored by their families!

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The Norwegian Forest is a large sized cat breed with a long coat. Colorings that normally show up within the breed include: white, black, blue, red, cream, and silver; with diverse patterns and shadings. They are a gentle and active breed that thrives well with quieter and busier households, and enjoy being in families with other pets and calm children. They might become more shy and reserved around visitors. Norwegian Forests are mild and sporty, enjoying just being in the same room as their families and playing around the house — even in water sometimes. This breed is a longhair breed, which means they tend to shed a bit more. Norwegian Forests in particular shed quite heavily a few times a year —requiring regular brushing during those times, and also brushing at least a few times a week when not shedding too much. This breed has an average lifespan of 14 - 16 years of age, and an average weight of nearly 4kg to a bit over 7kg. Norwegian Forest cats love spending their days hanging around their families perched atop high places in the home!

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