Instructions
Check the cat's fur; it should be long, fine, soft, silky and smooth.
Check the cat's head; it should be small and slightly pointed.
Check the cat's ears; they should be pointed and triangular. They are nearly always erect.
Check the cat's tail; it should be long and bushy with long fur.
Check the cat's body and paws; the body should be long, and the paws should be dainty with fur between the toes. An Angora cat also has a small chest that is not rounded as other cats' are.
Request ancestral records proving that the cat is a purebred Angora.
How to Identify an Angora Cat
Angora cats are identifiable by certain physical traits. If you want to buy an Angora cat breed and want it to be a purebred, you need to understand the identifying traits to make sure you are getting a real Angora cat. If you are fooled, and the cat has more than one breed (or is not even an Angora cat), you can end up spending too much money.