Cat's Club

American Bobtail 😍🤩🥰
The largest of all of the Bobtail varieties of cat, the American Bobtail’s females grow up to 11 lbs. and males up to 16 lbs. This is partly due to the cat’s ancestors, which include big domestic breeds like the Siamese, Himalayan and Birman.

Siberian 🤩🥰
From Russia with love, the Siberian cat is a good choice for those who are allergic to kitties (as they produce less of the protein that commonly triggers allergies). This sturdy, chunky kitty can weigh up to 12 lbs. (females) and 17 lbs. (males).

Norwegian Forest Cat 😍😊
Originating in Norway, the Norwegian Forest Cat is a long-haired cat who thrives in colder climates.

Ragamuffin 🐾
A close cousin to the Ragdoll, the Ragamuffin can take four years to reach full adult weight. Females weigh from 10 to 15 lbs. and males weigh up to 20 lbs.

Large and longhaired, the Ragdoll is a calm, kind, easygoing, quiet cat 🥰🐾

Chausie 😻
Another fairly rare breed, the Chausie (pronounced chow-see) is seen more often in France, and descend from jungle cats. (This breed was created when a domestic cat was crossed with a wild jungle cat). It is the first domestic/jungle cat breed officially recorded by The International Cat Association in 1995.

Maine C**n
The largest domestic cat breed not related to ancestral wild cats, the Maine C**n is a friendly and loving cat. Its females can weigh 10 to 15 lbs. and males, 15 to 25 lbs. In addition to their weight, Maine C**n cats are long, tall kitties. Some of them have record-long tails as well.

Savannah Cat
The Savannah Cat is recognized worldwide as the largest of all domestic cat breeds. Never heard of the Savannah? That might be because the breed is a fairly recent addition to cat breeds, and came about from crossing a domestic Siamese cat and an African wild cat known as the Serval. It is a more commonly seen breed in the United States than in the United Kingdom. The cat varies in weight, weighing in at up to 30 lbs. Its height can be as tall as 19 inches and it can grow to be the size of a small dog!