13 Most Dangerous Cat Breeds In The World

Even though cats always seem to us all adorable and cute but sometimes they can turn out to be very aggressive and dangerous. So, we now decided you to make aware of the other side of the Feline world which is the 13 most dangerous cat breeds in the world. Here we go…

Some Aggressive and Unknown Facts About Cats🐾

• You may find cats to be all cute and cuddly but they may turn out to be quite dangerous and invasive as in the US they are considered to be dangerous for the birds and small mammal population.
• It has been researched and observed that cats kill around 1.4 and 3.7 billion birds, and 6.9 and 20.7 billion mammals annually.
• There is a parasite called Toxoplasma gondii that shares a connection with cats as it is found in their intestines. This parasite can affect humans from the litter boxes of cats and can cause severe personality changes.

List Of 13 Most Dangerous Cat Breeds In The World

1. Siamese
2. Large Wild Cats
3. Black-Footed Cats
4. Sphynx
5. Savannah
6. Bengal
7. Somali
8. Chausie
9. Pixie Bob
10. Serval
11. Bombay Cat
12. Donskoy
13. Caracat

13 Most Dangerous Cat Breeds In The World

1. Siamese

Siamese cats are owned by many cat lovers as domestic pets but this cat breed has been listed and recognized as one of the most dangerous cat breeds in the world. But their aggression or dangerous trait highly depends on the surroundings and environment they live in. If they are in a loving and affectionate environment, then they won’t do you any harm. But in a dangerous environment, they will be the total opposite of what you thought them to be.

Facts & Features:

• This breed was discovered in Thailand in a place called Siam and some say that they were discovered by Buddhist monks while some rumors state that these cats were adopted by the royals.
• Siamese cats are great spies as they once helped reveal dozens of hidden microphones in Russia.
• Siamese cats are extremely intelligent and notorious cats.
• These cats do not like when they are left alone as they love to spend time with their human parents.

2. Large Wild Cats

Whenever we hear of danger, the first thing that comes to our mind is “Tigers” and this is because they are the most dangerous breed in the whole cat family. These large wild cats including lions and tigers have a record for killing the most number of humans. Some other dangerous large wild cats include leopards, jaguars, etc. But these wild cats will only kill a human if there is human interference in their routine or habitat.

Facts & Features:

• Among all the big cats, lions are the only ones that you will find to be sociable.
• These big cats are found almost in every zone, every area, and at any height.
• These big cats have been declining due to their loss of habitat.
• Tigers and other solitary big cats mostly use olfactory senses to communicate.

3. Black-Footed Cats

This is considered to be the smallest wild African Feline breed and by its size and cuteness, no one can guess or suspect it to be dangerous in any way. They share their resemblance with domestic tabbies, but you would be surprised to know that they are one of the deadliest predators in the world. Because of their fast metabolism, they have quite an appetite.

Facts & Features:

• These cats kill around 10-14 rodents or birds in a night to satisfy their appetite.
• They are also known as Felis nigripis and have the highest killing rate so far.
• They hardly weigh around 1-2.4 kgs but are ardent hunters who travel and run to capture their prey/
• Their vision is six times clearer and better than that of humans which might help them in hunting and targeting their prey.

4. Sphynx

Their hairless and alien-like structure looks scary but they are a pet of many cat lovers who love peculiar cats. Moreover, their big eyes and big ears make them look more scarier and frightening. These are kept as pets because of their highly affectional and loving behavior but they may turn out to be dangerous if enough attention is not given to them.

Facts & Features:

• These cats have their origin in Canada when an Ontario cat gave birth to a hairless kitten in the mid-1960s.
• These cats are not totally bald but they have a very thin and slight layer of hair that is almost invisible.
• These cats have a sensitive sin as compared to the other cat breeds and this is because of their thing fur coat.

5. Savannah

Savannah breed is a hybrid Feline breed that has been discovered after crossing a medium-sized serval and a domestic cat. They are energetic cats who look like mini tigers and are quite playful. But they may get wild temperaments from their serval ancestors.

Facts & Features:

• Many countries like the US and Australia have banned or restricted the owning of Savannah.
• They have a very attractive look as they resemble in appearance with Cheetahs.
• They have a Guinness world record of being the tallest cats in the Feline world.
• Their temperament is similar to dogs as they are quite playful and follow their pet parents.

6. Bengal

This cat breed comes with big cute eyes that will make your heart will melt at their first sight. These cats have been found by crossing domestic shorthair cats and Asian Leopard cats. They have strong hunting instincts and the first and second generations of this breed are quite aggressive which makes them dangerous.

Facts & Features:

• Because of their aggressive traits, these cats have been banned or restricted in some countries like the USA.
• They may eat birds, rabbits, hamsters, and guinea pigs so you can understand how deadly they can be.
• They are quite intelligent cats who love to play with water and climb trees.
• Their aggressive side may come out when you try to irritate them or not give them enough attention.

7. Somali

This breed is quite known for its semi-long-haired fur coat and these cats tend to have a liking towards the hair or mustache of their human parent. Because of this they are known for having “hairdresser genes” but these playful cats might be lethal if their claws come anywhere near to a human face. But they are extremely playful cats who can be your perfect solution for boredom.

Facts & Features:

• These cats are believed to have been descended from Abyssinian cats as their long-haired versions.
• They are extremely playful cats who love to be around people.
• They can also have mischievous traits such as opening cupboards, etc.

8. Chausie

This cat breed has been identified as a new breed that is quite adorable but dangerous as well. You will find these cats to be intelligent and athletic as they are always playful. They have their origin in ancient Egypt and right now they are produced by breeding Abyssinian and Oriental cats. So, the first generation of these cats is quite aggressive but the later generation is playful and friendly.

Facts & Features:

• These cats are also known as “brown ticked tabby” cats who were domesticated by ancient Egyptians as pets.
• Their name comes from the Latin word Felis chaus which means jungle cat.
• They are short-haired cats who are playful and adventurous.
• They are hygienic cats who believe in cleanliness and always keep themselves clean.

9. Pixie Bob

They are adorable creatures with small tails, cute eyes, and muscular bodies but they are quite large cats. Their large size makes it problematic to keep them in homes and look after their maintenance. They surprisingly have no genes from Bobcats. They are quite people-oriented and friendly cats.

Facts & Features:

• This new breed of cats is a native of the United States and it is believed to have originated either from a natural crossbreed or is a result of genetic mutation.
• These cats are not hypoallergenic so they are not a good option for people who have cat allergies.
• They are quite bulky cats as they can weigh from 8 pounds to 20 pounds.

10. Serval

Well, they may look like a smaller version of Cheetahs as they completely resemble Cheetahs in their appearance. They were also kept as pets by ancient Egyptians and are quite friendly and loving cats. They love to eat rodents, birds, antelopes, etc. They turn out to be dangerous when provoked by anybody as they have a scary hiss and a 50% kill rate.

Facts & Features:

• These cats can be owned only in the US while they stand restricted from keeping as pets in other countries.
• These cats have the longest legs as compared to other breeds of cats and can jump as well.
• They have large ears and mostly communicate with pee.
• They have a lifespan of more than 20 years and have great hunting abilities.

11. Bombay Cat

The Bombay cat was found by crossing the Sable Burmese cat and an American Shorthair cat. These cats are mostly black in color and with their short hair they look like mini panthers. It may have scary looks but it is a playful cat who only turns out to be dangerous when it is bored.

Facts & Features:

• They have been named “mini panthers” and the “parlor panther” because of their wild side and wild look.
• Ironic to its name, these cats are not from Bombay and were rather discovered in the US in 1965.
• They are social butterflies who will love to spend time with you and your family.
• They love burrowing and are very low maintenance cats.

12. Donskoy

In their looks and appearance, they don’t seem much different from the Sphynx cat breed. There is no link between Donskoy and Sphynx as they share no DNA but the only similarity between these breeds is that they have a similar gene for hairlessness.

Facts & Features:

• These cats have triangular heads, muscular bodies, large eyes, and ears.
• They are also known as Don Sphynx or Russian Hairless.
• These cats have outgoing and affectionate personalities that make them good domestic pets.
• They were discovered in Russia in the 1980s by Elena Kovaleva and the first Donskoy kitten was named Varvara.

13. Caracats

This breed of cats is similar to wild cougars but they are rather a hybrid breed produced by crossing domestic cats like Abyssinians and Caracals. The first-generation cats of this breed are quite large and can weigh up to 30 pounds. These large cats can be dangerous to be kept at home and have sharp claws that can be lethal.

Facts & Features:

• These cats can be found in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia and are active mostly after sunset.
• They go hunting alone and hunt animals like rabbits, birds, and rodents.
• They are superfast and their body is perfect for hunting.

Conclusion

This blog will enlighten you with the 13 most dangerous cat breeds, their evil side, the good side, and their origin. We hope this information was fruitful and helped you in some way.