5 Black Cat Breeds That Make Great Pets

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Producer: Priyanka Das Editor: Nisha Dubey | February 18,  2025

Bombay Cat

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This breed was developed in the 1950s by crossing a Burmese with an American Shorthair. Due to their friendly and relaxed personality, Bombays admire human interaction and love spending time at a caring home.

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Black Persian Cat

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Persians are loved for their unique flat face, along with long and silky black fur. While their soft coat looks stunning, it requires regular grooming to stay shiny.

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Cornish Rex

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This type of cats, with curly fur, long noses and oversized ears, are small yet strong. Despite their delicate appearance, they are athletic, playful and full of energy.

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American Shorthair

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Known for having big, round eyes, large ears and a cute smile with long whiskers, these are true family pets. These cats are calm, which makes them great companions for every age group.

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Scottish Fold

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They are known for their special ears that fold down and a round face like an owl. They first came from barns in Scotland. These cats like to stay close to their owners and enjoy being around people all the time.

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