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Singapura
Singapuras are one of the smallest recognized cat breeds. They are lively, curious, and often prefer to stay involved in what their people are doing.
- Adult weight
- 4–8 lb
- Coat
- Short
- Shedding
- Low
CAT BREED DIRECTORY
These profiles have a listed adult weight range with an upper value of 10 lb or less. The list includes compact cats such as Singapura, Devon Rex, and Cornish Rex.
Breed standards do not share one universal size cutoff. Weight varies with sex, frame, health, and the individual cat, so use these ranges as broad references.
Selected by the upper end of the adult weight range listed on each profile (10 lb or less), rather than by registry size labels.
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Singapuras are one of the smallest recognized cat breeds. They are lively, curious, and often prefer to stay involved in what their people are doing.

American Curls are recognized by their backward-curling ears and often retain a playful, kitten-like interest in people and toys into adulthood.

Balinese cats combine a fine, flowing coat with the social and vocal style associated with Siamese-type cats. They commonly seek interaction and active play.

Cornish Rex cats have a fine wavy coat and a light, athletic build. Many are active indoor companions who enjoy warmth, company, and climbing.

Devon Rex cats have large ears, a wavy coat, and an active, people-focused style. They often seek warm places and close interaction.

Japanese Bobtails have a short, pom-like tail and an athletic frame. They are often active and communicative companions who enjoy games.

Korats are a compact, muscular blue-gray breed that may be reserved with strangers and closely bonded with familiar people.

Oriental Shorthairs are slender, highly social cats with a wide range of coat colors. They often want conversation and company throughout the day.

Turkish Angoras are elegant, athletic cats with a silky coat. Many are agile climbers and enjoy active engagement with their household.
For this page, a profile is included when its listed adult weight range has an upper value of 10 lb or less. Cat registries do not use one universal size cutoff.
No. Body size alone does not predict activity, vocality, or enrichment needs. Review the individual profile and the cat’s behavior in its current home.