Archie Burton

I’d stick with toys that keep me in the game. A flirt pole is perfect-it’s like a big wand with a toy at the end, and you control the movement. Drag it low and fast, then pause; my Burmese loves that …

Sure. I’ve had both a Siamese and a Balinese, and they’re practically identical when it comes to talking. My Balinese, Mochi, will sit by the sink and give me a full, grumpy lecture if the water bowl …

Watch any Oriental Shorthair around kids who know when to pause, and you'll see a cat that matches their energy perfectly. I've owned several, and they're not shy about leaving the room if a kid pushe…

In my experience, yes, the Siamese influence usually makes a Himalayan more vocal, but it's more about tone than constant noise. A Persian tends to have a soft, squeaky meow that's easy to miss. My Hi…

Yes, a Turkish Angora can live happily with respectful kids, especially if you provide high perches. These cats are intelligent, active, and social, but they also value their own space. High shelves, …

I have owned both types and the difference is night and day. The waterproof coat barely needs any grooming - a quick brush once a week keeps it looking great. Persians need daily combing or they mat u…

I’ve seen it work well when you give the Munchkin places to control the pace. My short-legged guy rules the low ground under tables and chairs, so the tall cat has to come down to his level to play. T…