It is generally accepted that cats are not capable of revenge or jealousy, which are more characteristic of humans.
However, observations of domestic cats have shown that some breeds can exhibit emotions similar to jealousy.
The most jealous domestic furry creatures are considered to be the British, Siamese and Chartreux breeds.
British breed
British cats are known for their independence and willful nature.
This makes them prone to jealousy if another animal or stranger appears in the house.
Siamese cat
Siamese cats are independent, but at the same time they are very jealous.
These pets become attached to their owner and do not like to share him with anyone.
Siamese cats' jealousy can manifest itself in the form of aggression, refusal to eat, and even illness.
Chartreuse
Chartreux cats are also prone to jealousy.
They become very attached to their owner and may consider him their property.
These cats do not want to share their owner with others and show jealousy.
Experts do not recommend getting other animals if you have a Chartreux cat in your home.
