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What is the difference between a siberian cat and a norwegian forest cat?
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Annie
Even though (to me) the Siberian and Norwegian Forest cats look somewhat similar, there are some differences. For one, the neck of a Siberian is well muscled, medium long, and rounded; while that of a Norwegian Forest cat is medium to short. Another difference is the eyes. A Siberian's are large and almost oval, while the eyes of a Norwegian Forest are almond shaped.
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1. Gaze into her eyes. Norwegian Forest cats have almond-shaped, brilliant, emerald-green eyes adorned with a streak of gold. To accent these vivid eyes, they have triangular-shaped
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1. Go out and purchase a litter box, good cat litter, food bowls, water bowls and a good supply of pet food. Dry food is best to give daily with the occasional can of cat food for
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The Norwegian Forest Cat is a breed of domestic cat native to Northern Europe, and
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