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Browse ProductsSide-by-side comparison of temperament, health, size, and care needs.
| Attribute |  The quintessential glamour cat. Persians are calm, sweet, and devoted, known for their flat faces and luxurious long coat. The doll-face variety has a less extreme profile and fewer breathing issues. |  Persian with Siamese coloring. Calm, devoted, and gentle. |
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| Life Span | 12-18 years | 12-18 years |
| Origin | Iran | United States |
| Group | Natural | — |
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| Temperament | CalmSweetGentleQuiet | CalmDevotedGentleSweet |
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| Exercise | Persian cats have a calm disposition but still benefit from gentle daily play. Short interactive sessions with wand toys or laser pointers help maintain a healthy weight. 10-15 minutes of play once or twice a day is usually sufficient. | Himalayan cats have a calm disposition but still benefit from gentle daily play. Short interactive sessions with wand toys or laser pointers help maintain a healthy weight. 10-15 minutes of play once or twice a day is usually sufficient. |
| Grooming | Persian cats require daily brushing to prevent mats and tangles. Regular bathing every 4-6 weeks may be needed. Pay attention to eye cleaning and nail trimming. Professional grooming every few months is recommended. | Himalayan cats need regular brushing 1-2 times per week to keep their coat healthy. Standard nail trimming and ear checks should be performed regularly. An occasional bath may be needed but is generally not required frequently. |
| Diet | Feed Persian cats a high-quality, protein-rich diet appropriate for their age and activity level. Fresh water should always be available. Portion control is important to prevent obesity. Consult your veterinarian for specific dietary recommendations, especially if your cat has any health concerns. | Feed Himalayan cats a high-quality, protein-rich diet appropriate for their age and activity level. Fresh water should always be available. Portion control is important to prevent obesity. Consult your veterinarian for specific dietary recommendations, especially if your cat has any health concerns. |