We’re a nation of cat lovers - with more than 10 million feline friends belonging to households across the UK.
It means they are the second most popular household pet after dogs, with a whole range of different breeds to choose from.
Acording to The International Cat Association there are 73 ‘standardised breeds’, along with a bewildering number of crosses.

13. Norwegian Forest Cat
Completing our list of the world's most popular cats is the striking Norwegian Forest Cat., With a thick coat adapted for the cold climate of its homeland, these cats are thought to have been brought to Norway by the Vikings as long ago as 1000AD. They nearly went extinct before a boost in popularity saw the breed thrive in recent years. | Canva/Getty Images

