Cat Breeds That Love To Cuddle

| June 9, 2015

While all cats love catching up on their sleep, not all love to be cuddled. Although we sometimes want nothing more than to cuddle with our feline friends, we have to respect their disliking of the cuddle time and give them their space. Obviously each cat is unique and not all are going to fit into a mold, but there are some cat breeds that are down to cuddle and even enjoy their TLC time. Here’s our list of cat breeds that love to cuddle:

The Persian

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This is just an obvious one, right? I mean, they are just so fluffy and adorable.

The Sphynx

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Maybe it’s for extra warmth, or maybe perhaps they just want to be near. Either way we’ll take it!

The Siamese

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These super vocal kitties will not be shy when they are ready for cuddle action.

The Ragdoll

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With a name like theirs, this one is a given!

The Rex Cats–Devon and Cornish

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These shorthaired, curly cuties don’t have much fur to keep them warm, so cuddle time for them!

The Tonkinese

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The Tonk is known by its owners for being a total love bug.

The Burmese

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These brunette cuties love spoiling their owners with their affection.

The Maine Coon

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A gentle giant with a soft spot for cuddling their humans.

The Bengal

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These active cats still make time to cozy up to their favorite human.

Is your cat a cuddler? Leave us a photo in the comments and share with us!

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