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Random mutations and cross-breeding have created a number of unusual cat breeds, such as the American Curl, the Sphynx, the Korat, the Abyssinian and the Ocicat.

There are a number of unusual cat breeds, many of which have resulted from natural mutations.

Here is a collection of unique, fun, and quirky names for cats, many of which are also suitable for dogs, rabbits, ferrets, hamsters, horses, and other companion animals.

The folded ears of this unusual looking cat are caused by a mutation which can be linked to certain abnormalities, so its existence is controversial.

Learn the best types of names for a pet, how to decide on a moniker, things to consider when picking a new kitten's name, along with the top 100 names for cats.

The Birman is a laid-back, unobtrusive cat with beautiful markings and robust health. Birmans once lived in Buddhist temples, providing companionship for priests.

This lively, intelligent cat can be a handful, but its likability is evident in the fact that many people who adopt one Mau go on a waiting list to get another.

The beautiful Burmilla was the result of an accidental mating between a male Silver Chinchilla and a female Lilac Burmese.

Cat owners would usually love to receive a Christmas gift relating to their favourite pets. Here are some suggestions of favourite gifts to give them at Christmas time.

The vibration of a cat's purr can speed up the healing process not only for cats but for other animals as well. Research indicates that even humans can benefit.

The Sphynx, one of the most popular cat breeds, is a highly entertaining and playful pet that tends to be active and affectionate.

During medieval times, superstitious beliefs about witchcraft led to the killing of large numbers of cats, which allowed the Bubonic Plague to spread unchecked.

In addition to the headline-grabbing heroes that have saved the lives of their owners, there are day-to-day cat heroes that act as seeing-eye cats and therapy animals.