Catiators Ocicats

06/11/2025

Featured Breed | The Ocicat

Our firststop on the summer safari is bringing spots back!

The ideal Ocicat is a large, active animal with an athletic appearance. It is very solid and well-muscled and has a short, tight coat with a satin sheen that shows off muscles and spots to their best advantage.

While the Ocicat looks wild, its temperament is anything but ferocious. It is a lot like a dog in that it is absolutely devoted to its people. Not a demanding, clinging-vine type, the Ocicat is confident as well as dedicated to its owners.

Learn more about the Ocicat at https://cfa.org/ocicat/

10/08/2023

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08/05/2022

08/05/2022

The Oriental was accepted in 1977 and ranks today as CFA's 12th most popular breed.

🙌 Share with a cat loving friend if you support and love this breed.

Looking to find an Oriental?
https://find-a-breeder.cfa.org/single-category/oriental/

02/27/2022

Check your pet's incision site daily after their spay/neuter surgery! To prevent your pet from further damaging the surgical site, an e-collar or a comparable alternative can be worn. It's recommended that you keep the e-collar during the entire healing process.

02/02/2022

February is for the cats!

Take a meow-ment to observe National Cat Health Month! Utilize this month to give your cat's health a little extra attention so they can live their best life! 🐈

01/18/2022

Cats need mental stimulation just like dogs do! Provide your feline friend some toys and scratching posts to prevent boredom from letting them scratch things you wouldn't want them ruining.

11/05/2021

One of our kitten people sent us this picture of 15 year old Salem. He's doing well! He's a tawny classic tabby. Isn't he handsome!

09/30/2021

Our feline friends deserve to be loved, cherished and well-cared for! And while that’s true all year round, September’s Happy Cat Month gives you an opportunity to pay special attention to your cat! 🐈

09/17/2021

Good news in the fight against a terrible feline disease - Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP). There is a cure. https://www.cliniciansbrief.com/article/feline-infectious-peritonitis-0?utm_source=Social&utm_medium=CB&utm_campaign=Facebook&fbclid=IwAR0CdDgeltsJTycc7VdyN9xNwtJTUu9Y3kodtPSYZatKIOPl1jVVlzlEUyo

FIP is a complex disease with a high mortality rate. Learn how to manage feline infectious peritonitis cases and why this disease may no longer be fatal in the future.

01/07/2021

Nice to see Readers Digest mention our rare breed!

Get ready to swoon over these unique and adorable cats you’ll want to add to your family.