Persian and Himalayan

Do you have a liking for fine pets, Especially cats , persian cats have a huge demand when the breeding is done right and its quite a job, If you are looking out to keep... keep reading →

Himalayan kittens are the results when cat enthusiasts crossbred a Persian with a Siamese cat many years ago. They wanted to create a new breed of cats that have color point... keep reading →

Dwarfism in any animal should be seen as a fault, not an asset, but it seems more and more people are asking for this kind of deviation in breed standard. Persian cats on the... keep reading →

The Persian is typically quiet, and has been rated as the least active of cat breeds. They are also more likely to accept the presence of new cats on the premises. Stately... keep reading →

Are you feeling lonely and you are looking for a companion? Then Himalayan kittens may be for you. Be aware though, they require significantly more maintenance that other... keep reading →

I have owned my female Tortoiseshell Persian for a good 10 years. We have really enjoyed so far these years together however, I must admit, some of her behavior quirks and... keep reading →

Persian cats are one of the oldest breeds of cats known to man. Long hair and a snubby face that often leads to some health problems for the breed characterize them. The... keep reading →

Out of all the different breeds of cats in the world, one of the most unique is the teacup. Teacup Persian cats are definitely unique and beautiful, and their temperament is... keep reading →

Himalayans and Persians are cousins with similar temperaments. Here is a quick look at what life has been like with two of each, plus five regular barn/alley cats. keep reading →