The Ocicat cat is a domestic breed that looks wild but has a gentle, friendly heart. With its spotted coat, muscular body, and almond-shaped eyes, the Ocicat resembles a small ocelot—but it has no wild DNA. It was created by crossing Abyssinians, Siamese, and American Shorthairs to achieve its bold, spotted appearance.
Ocicats are active, outgoing, and very social. They love people and often bond closely with their families. These cats enjoy games, climbing, and learning tricks. They’re smart, curious, and often described as dog-like in their loyalty.
Their short, sleek coat is easy to care for and comes in many colors, including chocolate, silver, cinnamon, and tawny. Despite their exotic look, Ocicats are great for families and do well in multi-pet households.
If you want a cat that’s striking, intelligent, and full of personality, the Ocicat cat brings the beauty of the wild with the warmth of a companion.
This large, beautifully marked tabby is very affectionate and makes a devoted companion. A version of the Ocicat with markings in the classic tabby pattern rather than spots, this cat was recognized as a separate breed only comparatively recently, and is still not yet accepted as such by all breed authorities. The Ocicat Classic has … Read more
Adaptable and confident, the Ocicat is a curious and playful breed that responds well to training. Despite its name, this spotted beauty is not a cross between the domestic cat and the ocelot—the native jungle cat of South and Central America—but it looks as though it ought to be. The Ocicat was actually the surprise … Read more