Bengals have leopard-like rosettes and stripes. This active, muscular breed retains exotic wildcat looks from their Asian leopard cat lineage.
Bengal Cats
Savannahs are a cross between a domestic cat and a serval. Tall and long-legged with spots and stripes, they embody wild essence.
Savannah Cats
Chausies share ancestry with jungle cats. Their brown ticked fur and athletic build channels a miniature cougar.
Chausies
The toyger's vivid tiger-like stripes and white tummy were achieved through careful domestic cat breeding. They have cuddly house cat temperaments.
Toygers
Friendly, devoted Ocicats sport spots, stripes and swirls like an ocelot's coat. But they lack wild feline aggression.
Ocicats
The Egyptian Mau's leopard print spots and athletic gait connect them to northern African jungle cats of antiquity.
Egyptian Maus
Well-socialized Serengetis make loving pets despite their exotic spotted and striped pattern reminiscent of African wildcats.
Serengetis