The Top Three Quiet Cat Breeds

All Cat Breeds are different and possess various traits and characteristics. Some Cats are affectionate while some are aloof. Some Cats are quite vocal while some are rather quiet. It is important that you do your research when adding a cat to your family to ensure you pick the Breed that is right for you. Furthermore, depending on your situation a non-vocal cat may suit your needs, and to help you on your quest for the perfect cat I have provided a reference guide on the top three cats that are known to be quiet.

Scottish Fold - The Scottish Fold Breed is a medium-sized cat averaging between 8-13 pounds. They can be found with both longhair and shorthair, and in various colours.

They are very quiet cats with a soft voice. Their meow is non-intruding. They are friendly and docile cats who enjoy spending time with people. This cat will become your companion. They are not necessary lap-cats, but will stay close to anyone around. The Scottish Fold enjoys playing, but more so when you are playing with them.

Somali - The Somali is a medium-sized cat with medium length fur. They are on average 8-12 pounds, although some males can become larger.

Somalis are on the whole quiet cats. However, if they do decide to vocalize their needs at all it is with an extremely quiet voice. This breed does not rely on their voice to communicate, but rather uses body language.

They are a relatively curious, playful, and friendly breed. They make devoted companions are very people-oriented. This breed adores attention from their humans and is interactive with their toys, especially scratching posts or cat trees.

The Somali is an easy-going cat who will get along well with children and other pets. They always enjoy having another cat in the house to play with.

American Curl - The American Curl is also a medium-sized cat. They have adorable and sweet looking faces that you can't help but fall in love with. You are able to find them in both longhair and shorthair.

They are very devoted companions who make wonderful pets. They are relatively quiet and prefer using their body language to communicate a need or desire rather than their voice. You will often find them bumping up against you. The Scottish Fold is a very loving companion that adores spending time with people. They will become a member of the family in no time at all.

The most interesting fact about the American Curl is their ears natural genetics in curling. The ears curl back in a graceful arc toward the centre back of the head. This natural tendency gives the American Curl a sweet and adorable look that is impossible to resist.

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