Strongest Cats
Breeds in the World,
Ranked
By Meena
No. 11: Ragdoll:
Known for their strong, muscular bodies. Ragdolls are one of the largest cat breeds, capable of reaching up to 20 lbs!
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No. 10: British Shorthair:
With their strong bodies and round faces, they are known for their power. They are friendly and easygoing.
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No. 9: Bengal:
Resilient and muscular, Bengals are known for their strength and agility. These active cats love play and adventure.
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No. 8: Norwegian Forest Cat:
This breed is strong and adapted to cold climates. Their robust bodies make them excellent climbers.
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No. 7: Russian Blue:
These cats have lean, muscular bodies. Known for their strength, they are also renowned for their striking blue coats.
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No. 6: Turkish Van:
Known as 'swimming cats', they have powerful hind legs. These active cats are known for their strength and agility.
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No. 5: Abyssinian:
They are small but strong, with lithe, muscular bodies. Abyssinians are playful and agile, with lots of energy.
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No. 4: Maine Coon:
One of the largest domesticated breeds. Maine Coons are powerful, with males weighing up to 18 lbs.
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No. 3: Savannah:
These hybrid cats are known for their strength. They can jump up to 8 feet and are very athletic.
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No. 2: Cheetoh:
A blend of Bengal and Ocicat breeds, Cheetohs are powerful and muscular cats known for their strength and agility.
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No. 1: Siberian:
Native to Russia's Siberia, these cats are known for their power and agility. They can jump and climb trees with ease.
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