The gray cat breeds you need in your life
Every cat is beautiful, of course, but we still can’t help picking favorites. Some of us are drawn to the golden locks and big personalities of orange cats. Others can’t resist the mysterious charms of black cats. And for many, there’s nothing better than a gorgeous fur-ball gray cat breed to call their own. “There’s just something magical about gray cats,” says Teresa Keiger, an all-breed judge with the Cat Fanciers’ Association, the world’s largest registry of pedigreed cats. “They’re ethereal.” These silvery felines have also earned a great reputation for being among the friendliest cats.
Is gray a rare color for cats?
Nope. “This may break the hearts of gray cat owners, but gray cats are relatively common,” says Kristin Wuellner, DVM, a veterinarian with Hill’s Pet Nutrition. Many cat breeds include gray among their color variations. Gray cats can be large, small, fluffy and long-haired, or sleek and short-haired. You’ll find gray cats among the cutest cat breeds and also among therarest cat breeds.
So whether you’re looking for a pet with a pedigree or one without, there’s bound to be a gray cat that will steal your heart. Here’s what you need to know about some of the sweetest gray cat breeds.
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