Cat Weight Charts by Breed
Cats come in all sizes — from petite Singapuras to massive Maine Coons. Understanding your cat's expected size helps with portion control, choosing the right carrier, and knowing what's normal for their breed. Most cats reach adult size by 12 months, but large breeds may keep growing for years!
Understanding Cat Size Categories
Small
5-8 lbsSmall cats are often delicate and agile. Breeds like the Singapura and Devon Rex fall into this category. They reach adult size by 9-12 months and often have faster metabolisms.
Examples: Singapura, Devon Rex, Cornish Rex, Munchkin
Medium
8-12 lbsMost domestic cats fall into the medium category. They're the "average" size, typically reaching full size by 12 months. This includes most mixed-breed cats and many popular purebreds.
Examples: Siamese, Russian Blue, Abyssinian, American Shorthair
Large
12-25 lbsLarge cat breeds are impressive! Maine Coons and Ragdolls can take 3-4 years to reach full size. They need more food and larger litter boxes, but their gentle giant personalities are beloved.
Examples: Maine Coon, Ragdoll, Norwegian Forest Cat, Savannah
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MediumMedium Cats (11 breeds)
LargeLarge Cats (4 breeds)
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