Korat

 20 facts about the Korat cat breed:

The Korat is a rare and ancient breed of cat that originated in Thailand.

They are known for their stunning blue-gray coat and green eyes.

The breed's name "Korat" means "good fortune" in Thai.

Korats have a medium-sized, muscular build with a heart-shaped face and large ears.

They have a short, silver-tipped blue coat that is easy to care for and requires minimal grooming.

Korats are intelligent and curious cats that enjoy playing and exploring their surroundings.

They are a loyal and affectionate breed that forms strong bonds with their owners.

Korats are known for their distinctive "chirping" vocalizations, which are different from the meows of other cats.

They have a lifespan of around 12-15 years.

Korats are generally healthy, but can be prone to health issues such as heart disease and eye problems.

The breed is considered to be a symbol of good luck and prosperity in Thailand.

Korats are an indoor cat and should not be allowed to roam freely outside.

The breed was introduced to the United States in the 1950s, and the breed is now recognized by major cat registries, including The International Cat Association and the Cat Fanciers' Association.

Korats are a social breed that enjoy the company of other cats and humans.

They are highly intelligent and can be trained to do tricks and respond to commands.

Korats have been depicted in Thai art and literature for centuries, and were originally bred as working cats to protect grain stores from rodents.

They are sensitive to changes in their environment and do best in a stable and predictable home.

Korats are an active breed and need plenty of exercise and playtime to stay healthy and happy.

The breed is relatively rare outside of Thailand, and finding a Korat kitten can be a challenge.

Korats are a loving and playful breed that make wonderful companions for any household.