Persian: Known for their long, luxurious coat that requires daily brushing to prevent mats and tangles.
Maine Coon: While friendly and affectionate, Maine Coons have a semi-long coat that needs regular grooming to keep it in good condition.
Himalayan: A cross between a Persian and a Siamese, Himalayans have a long coat that requires daily brushing and grooming to prevent matting.
Ragdoll: Ragdolls have a semi-long coat that is prone to matting, so regular grooming sessions are necessary to keep their fur tangle-free.
Siberian: Siberian cats have a thick, triple-layered coat that sheds heavily during seasonal changes, requiring regular grooming to reduce shedding and prevent mats.
Birman: Birman cats have a silky, semi-long coat that needs regular grooming to maintain its smooth texture and prevent mats.
Somali: Resembling a small version of the Abyssinian, Somali cats have a long, bushy tail and a coat that requires regular brushing to prevent mats and tangles.
British Longhair: Similar to the British Shorthair but with a longer coat, the British Longhair needs regular grooming to keep its fur in good condition.
Scottish Fold Longhair: The longhaired version of the Scottish Fold has a soft and dense coat that requires regular grooming to prevent mats and keep it looking tidy.
Exotic Shorthair: Despite having a short coat, Exotic Shorthairs can be high-maintenance due to their flat face, which requires regular cleaning to prevent tear staining and skin folds.