Sitting side view of a Himalayan cat breed looking to the left against a white background
Sitting side view of a Himalayan cat breed looking to the left against a white background

The Himalayan cat is a mix of the Persian Cat and Siamese Cat. They look similar to a Persian Cat but have points on their faces, ears, tails, and feet. They have the striking blue eyes of the Siamese Cat. Strong, robust, and docile, the Himalayan Cat is mellow but not boring. They love to play but won’t become destructive. They’re smart and intuitive and love to cuddle.

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