Forthright Properties Top Five Apartment Cats

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Forthright Properties lists their top five cats for living in an apartment. The top five cats listed are:

• British Shorthair
• Ragdoll
• Sphynx
• Russian Blue
• American Shorthair

Not every cat is right for everyone. It's important to take the needs of the cat breed in mind when picking the perfect pet.

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Living in an apartment alone for the first time can be overwhelming. You might be worn out from the move-in, anxious about the future, and in need of good company. What’s a better way to reduce these concerns than to get a feline friend to join you in your new apartment?

Cats have a relaxing, stress-reducing effect on us. They can be low-maintenance, independent, and there for you when you need a snuggle. On the other hand, some can be crazy and mischievous. Not just any cat would be good for you, so here’s a list of the best cats for apartment living.

1.     British Shorthair

These round-faced cats are very expressive, yet soft spoken. They tend to be quiet, easy-going, and not need hourly attention. These medium to large sized cats have thick coats. Their coats come in a variety of colours and may need daily brushing(especially during seasonal changes).

2.     Ragdoll

These silky, affectionate, long-haired cats are even-tempered and aren’t afraid of change. The amount of hair on them makes them appear a lot larger than they are. They can be trained to come when called and even fetch, which is perfect for those who want a furry friend to play with.

3.     Sphynx

If you hate vacuuming, this cat is for you.These hairless cats are extremely intelligent and affectionate. They want to be nvolved in everything you do. Even though these cats don’t have fur, itis important to help maintain their skin as they can get dry in the winter andsunburn in the summer (just like us!)

4.     Russian Blue

If you want company, but sometimes want alone time, this cat is the same way! You might find them tucked away in a cozy nook or waiting for you to come play. Since these cats have short hair, they are less allergenic than other cats. Plus, there will be less hair on your couch!

5.      American Shorthair

A simple cat that loves to play but doesn’t need attention all the time. These cats will decide if they want to play with you, or by themselves. Though these cats are easy to take care of, they do need more playtime than the cats previously mentioned. Make sure you have toys available!

Cats are a great addition to the family and a great moving buddy, but they’re also a big responsibility. If you plan on getting a cat, make sure you have everything you need to take care of it, and have written permission from your Landlord. We can’t wait to meet your new furry companion!

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