Cat Genetics
Cat Breed Test Coverage
Our cat breed DNA test provides precise breed percentage results based on the breeds included in our reference database. Browse the cat breeds currently covered by our test below.
How cat breed results are reported
Our cat breed DNA test provides a percentage breakdown across the cat breeds represented in our reference database. Results are designed to help identify breed composition with clear and structured reporting.
Why breed database coverage matters
Breed ancestry reporting depends on the cat breeds represented in the reference database. A broader and more relevant breed panel helps improve interpretation of breed composition, especially in mixed-origin cats.
Cat breeds currently tested
Search the list or browse by first letter to see whether a cat breed is currently included in our breed DNA database.
A
- Abyssinian
- American Curl
- American Shorthair
- Asian cat
B
- Birman cat
- Bombay cat
- British Shorthair
- Burmese cat
C
- Chartreux
- Cornish Rex
D
- Devon Rex
- Domestic cat or House cat
E
- Egyptian Mau
J
- Japanese Bobtail
K
- Khao Manee
- Korat
L
- LaPerm
- Lykoi
M
- Maine Coon
- Manx cat
- Munchkin cat
N
- Norwegian Forest Cat
O
- Ocicat
- Oriental
- Oriental short hair
P
- Persian cat
- Peterbald
R
- Ragdoll
- Russian Blue
S
- Scottish Fold
- Selkirk Rex
- Siamese cat
- Siberian cat
- Singapura cat
- Sphynx cat
T
- Tennessee Rex cat
- Toyger
- Turkish Angora
- Turkish Van
Important interpretation note
Breed results are based on the cat breeds represented in our database and should be interpreted within the scope of our reference population. Mixed-breed or mixed-origin cats may show ancestry from several breeds with corresponding percentage estimates.
Breed coverage and disease screening are different components of cat DNA analysis. A breed may be absent from this breed database while other genetic insights remain available through the selected test panel.
Cat breed coverage FAQ
How are cat breed DNA results reported?
Our cat breed DNA test provides a percentage breakdown across the cat breeds represented in our reference database. This helps identify breed composition with clear and structured reporting.
Which cat breeds are included in your breed DNA database?
The cat breeds listed on this page are currently represented in our reference database and may be used in breed composition analysis and ancestry reporting.
Can mixed-breed cats be tested?
Yes. Mixed-breed cats can be tested and may show ancestry from several breeds represented in our database, with corresponding percentage estimates when applicable.
What if my cat’s breed is not listed?
If a breed is not represented in the database, ancestry interpretation may be limited or reported through the closest genetically related populations available in the reference model.
Is breed coverage the same as disease test coverage?
No. Breed coverage relates to breed composition and ancestry analysis, while disease screening depends on the specific variants included in the selected cat DNA test panel.
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