TOP 10 SMALLEST CATS IN THE WORLD

That video shows the top 10 beautiful, but the smallest cats in the world
Many cat lovers dream that their little playful pet will always look like a kitten. Thanks to the work of breeders, this dream is quite realizable, as they were able to breed dwarf breeds that look like kittens when they grow up.



10. Oriental cat

This long-legged beauty got into our TOP thanks to her thinness. Despite her exceptionally long-legged silhouette, her athletic skills allow her to maintain an Olympic weight, a maximum of 4.5 kg. Elegant ears, green eyes and a very short coat add charm to this beauty. Oriental cats are affectionate and intelligent, and love to be the center of attention.

9. Napoleon cat

This dwarf breed of cats was named after the famous commander, the French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. He had an arrogant disposition, and was of small stature. These seals really resemble their namesake. They are miniature, and if they move slowly somewhere, they do it with a proud and majestic look. Having become attached to a person, they remain loyal to him all their lives.

8. Bambino cat

This breed of cats is the result of breeding of the Canadian sphinx and Munchkin, from which they inherited short legs and lack of wool. The origin of the name is explained by the fact that one of the breeders is Italian. The average weight of such a pet is from 3 to 4 kg. These dwarf cats are very fond of their owners, restless by nature, will never give up playing with children or adults.

7. Munchkin cat

This species is dominated by very short legs and a disproportionate body, which is very similar to the dachshund dog breed. It is believed that they appeared with the help of a natural mutation. This kind of cats is listed in the Guinness Book of Records, because one of them struck everyone with his low height, he reached only 13 cm. A distinctive feature is their love to sit in a column leaning on the tail.

6. Lambkin cat

The breed of dwarf cats is distinguished by curly hair and short paws, like all dwarf breeds. These cats got their name due to their curly wool, resembling sheep, and the name of the breed is translated from English as a dwarf lamb cat. They are very playful, affectionate and friendly cats. They will not lie lazily on their litter, but rather climb onto the lap of the owner, and happily purring curl up into a ball.

5. Singapura cat

The ancestors of the representatives of this breed are ordinary street cats, which massively populated the city gutters. The weight of the cat is from 2 to 3 kilograms. Singaporeans have a sharp mind, so they are capable of learning and quickly get used to their nicknames. They can understand the voice intonations of the hosts very well, and understand their mood.

4. Minskin Cats

A rather rare breed of short-legged cats. The name Minskin reflects the peculiarities of the breed's terrier - short paws and almost bare skin. Munchkin and sphinx were used to breed these cats. In length, this work reaches up to 20 cm, and in weight up to 2.7 kg. If you get a Minskin breed pet, you will have to play with it often so that it actively moves, otherwise the animal may develop spinal pathology from passive life.

3. Kinkalow

Small representatives of the Kinkalou breed are funny cats with wrapped ears and short paws. This breed appeared when crossing two other breeds - the Munchkin and the American curl, and is considered an experimental breed. At the moment, this breed is not so widespread, so there are only a few dozen of them around the world. Their hyperactivity does not allow them to sit in one place, while they are very affectionate and friendly.

2. Dwelf

This is the result of breeding three breeds: sphinx, American curl and Munchkin. This is a semi-recognized breed, whose health is of concern to all specialists. Too many mutations are collected in one creation. However, soon the question of recognition may disappear by itself, because there are barely half a hundred such cats in the whole world. I would like to note that the dwarf cat loves to communicate very much, has a friendly nature and requires constant care and attention.

1. Skif-tai-don

So, the smallest cats in the world are skif-tai-dons, who are the undisputed leaders of the hit parade of small cats, and occupy the number one place. Adult pets can weigh from 950 grams to 2 kilograms. If we compare this breed with an ordinary average cat, then a kitten from 3 to 5 months has such a weight. Skif-tai-dons are extremely inquisitive and playful animals. When a miniature kitten wants to attract the attention of the owner, he lies down on his back and begins to purr loudly.