They don t bark, they re great in almost any living arrangement, and they re especially good for folks who have more erratic schedules or long work days.
Most people have ordinary non-pedigreed varieties, but a lot of folks go for a pedigreed cat.
This is much less of an issue for cats than for dogs. Coat care would likely be the main time-related item that needs to be done regularly. Longhair cats need to be combed out often, especially those with dense undercoats that can mat easily. You ll need to train your cat early to accept brushing and combing. There are advantages to both.