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The Russian Blue is a quiet, elegant cat. Although they look more grey than blue...

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One of the most popular breeds in the world, the Persian oozes luxury. Find out how to spoil one of your own!WWW

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As a hairless breed, the Sphynx can seem more alien than pet. Find out how this cat lost its fur!WWW

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The Sokoke is one of the rarest cats in the world and resembles a wilder version of a domestic tabby. These cats have a striking look and make for great family pets.WWW

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These cats are extremely fast! In fact, the Egyptian Mau is the fastest cat breed. These medium-sized kitties are not only fast but very smart.WWW

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This cat is large and in charge and the only cat that originated in America.WWW

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Where do cats go when they wander off? Find out the answer to this question and more as we look at cats behaving badly!WWW

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Long and lean, the Cornish Rex are often called the greyhound of the cat world.WWW

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Banned in some parts of the United States, the Savannah elicits behavior not unlike that of its cheetah cousin. One of the main differences would be that this cat would rather cuddle than chase you!WWW

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The Burmese cat knows the secret to aging gracefully, one in Australia lived to be 24! This cat is also known for its weight and being the "Chatty Cathy" of the cat world.WWW

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Half Burmese and half Chinchilla, the Burmilla is easy to groom and makes for a purr-fect pet.WWW

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The bombay is a stunning cat ... the patent leather kitty with the copper penny eyes. Bombays are extremely affectionate too. Learn more.WWW

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As cats go, Turkish Angoras are said to be dog-like. Some respond to voice commands and even play fetch.WWW

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Birmans not only look sweet, they really are sweet! This gentle kitty originated deep in Asia where it was the breed of priests.WWW

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The Colorpoint Shorthair is one of the most vocal cats out there. Intelligent, playful and needy ... these cats will keep you busy!WWW

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Colorpoint Shorthair

The Norweigian Forest Cat has been named the national cat by King Olaf of Norway. It's a cat fit for a viking!WWW

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Norweigan Forest Cat

The American Bobtail is a new breed that features a short, stubby tail, wild tabby colors, and a playful, friendly personality.WWW

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American Bobtail

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The Australian Mist is a short-hair cat with a spotted coat. Like its name, it was originally bred in Australia, but other countries have started doing the same since then.WWW

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The Bambino is a hairless cat and is a cross between a Sphynx and a dwarf breed cat. This is considered an expirimental breed and is catching on quickly!WWW

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The Cheetoh is a new breed of cat that is known for having a large amount of energy and curiosity. If you can keep up... this might be the right cat for you!WWW

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Domestic Longhair cats are of mixed breed and their temparments can vary widely. They also require a large amount of grooming, so they aren't a cat that only needs a little bit of attention.WWW

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Domestic Longhair

The Napolean cat is a cross between a Munchkin and a Persian cat. They have a lot of personality and are some of the most striking cats in the world!WWW

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The Pixie Bob is one of the larger breeds of the domestic cat... weighing up to 18 pounds! It is thought to have been bred originally from a bobcat, hence to Bob in Pixie Bob!WWW

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Melanie’s path to Penn Vet didn’t come right away. It wasn’t until she was 28-years-old that she decided to pursue a career in veterinary medicine.WWW

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Cat scans aren’t just for human hospitals. See how cat scan imaging helped the Penn Vet discover what was wrong with Kayla the sloth bear.WWW

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Tools of the Trade: CT Scans

All it takes are small incisions the width of a pencil for surgeons to repair a tortoise’s inflected joints.WWW

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Tools of the Trade: Minimally Invasive Surgery

Clint didn’t know he wanted a veterinarian until after graduating college.WWW

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Meet Clint Kuban

Large animals can’t fit through traditional CT scanners. But thanks to four dimensional digital imaging, vets can take 360 images of standing and moving horses.WWW

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Tools of the Trade: Robotics

Vet school hasn’t been easy for equine major Morgan Taylor.WWW

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Meet Morgan Taylor

What do you do with a horse after delicate ankle surgery? Pool recovery allows the it to wake up without putting direct weight on its limbs.WWW

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Tools of the Trade: Pool Recovery

Rebecca has wanted to work with animals for as long as she can remember. Can this self-proclaimed “professional student” make the grade as a veterinarian?WWW

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Penn Vet almost didn’t happen for Max until a phone call changed his life.WWW

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With a mass growing inside Clubber’s brain, neurologists at Penn Vet had to figure out the best way to extract it. Thanks to 3D printing, they were able to create an exact replica of his skull and work on an approach.WWW

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Tools of the Trade: 3D Printing