In-depth articles on cat breeds, breed identification, AI tools, and everything you need to understand your feline companion.
Before you look at the coat or the face, look at the frame. A cat's body type — its bone structure, leg length, chest width, and overall build — is one of the most reliable physical signals of breed ancestry available.
Your cat's face holds more breed information than almost any other part of its body. Head shape, nose length, eye set, ear placement — each one is a genetic fingerprint. Here is how to read them.
Tabby, tortoiseshell, pointed, ticked, bicolor — cat coat patterns are not random. Each one follows a genetic rule and often points toward specific breed ancestry. Here is the complete breakdown.
Does your cat have tabby stripes, tufted ears, and eyes that do something unusual? Learn how to read physical clues, behavioral signals, and coat genetics to figure out what breeds your mixed cat is made of.
From fluffy Maine Coons to sleek Siamese — discover the most popular domestic cat breeds, their personalities, care needs, and how to tell them apart.
A beginner-friendly guide to spotting the distinct physical markers of popular cat breeds.
Still wondering what cat breed you have? This guide walks you through the physical and behavioural clues that reveal your cat's breed background.
Mixed-breed cats can be tricky to identify — but AI photo analysis can reveal dominant breed traits and likely genetic mixes quickly and for free.
A plain-language explanation of how modern AI vision technology analyses fur patterns, skull shape, and body proportions to answer 'what breed is my cat?'
One of the oldest and most recognisable cat breeds — rich history, unique personality, and exactly what you need to know before getting one.
Famous for their relaxed temperament and beautiful blue eyes — learn about the fascinating Ragdoll breed trait, care needs, and personality.
Comparing the two most popular ways to find out what breed your cat is: AI photo identification vs cat DNA testing kits. We break down cost, speed, and accuracy.
