Compare cat breeds

Same fields, side by side: weight, lifespan, grooming load, energy and known health risks.

British Shorthair vs American Shorthair12-17 years · 13-17 years

Ragdoll vs Maine Coon12-15 years · 12-15 years

Siamese vs Bengal12–20 years · 12–16 years

Persian vs Exotic Shorthair12–17 years · 10-15 years

Scottish Fold vs British Shorthair11-14 years · 12-17 years

Russian Blue vs Korat15–20 years · 12–15 years

Sphynx vs Devon Rex9–15 years · 9-15 years

Maine Coon vs Norwegian Forest Cat12-15 years · 14-16 years

Bengal vs Savannah12–16 years · 12–20 years

Ragdoll vs Birman12-15 years · 12-16 years

British Shorthair vs Scottish Fold12-17 years · 11-14 years

Abyssinian vs Somali12-15 years · 12-16 years

Burmese vs Tonkinese16-18 years, often longer · 12-16 years

Chartreux vs British Shorthair12–15 years · 12-17 years

Egyptian Mau vs Ocicat12–16 years · 12–15 years

Manx vs Japanese Bobtail9-14 years · 12–16 years

Munchkin vs Scottish Fold12-15 years reported, long-term data still limited · 11-14 years

Himalayan vs Persian12–15 years · 12–17 years

Siberian vs Norwegian Forest Cat12-18 years · 14-16 years

Turkish Angora vs Turkish Van12–18 years · 12–17 years

Devon Rex vs Cornish Rex9-15 years · 11-15 years

Selkirk Rex vs British Longhair12–15 years · 14-20 years

American Curl vs Scottish Fold12-16 years · 11-14 years

Bombay vs Burmese12–16 years · 16-18 years, often longer

Nebelung vs Russian Blue15–18 years · 15–20 years

Ragamuffin vs Ragdoll12–16 years · 12-15 years

Oriental Shorthair vs Siamese12–15 years · 12–20 years

Singapura vs Munchkin11–15 years · 12-15 years reported, long-term data still limited

Chinese Li Hua (Dragon Li) vs American Shorthair12-15 years, often longer in indoor homes · 13-17 years

Ocicat vs Bengal12–15 years · 12–16 years