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Below: Different breeds of cats
with pictures, description and information on each of the listed domestic cat
breeds
Devon Rex Egyptian Mau Exotic Shorthair Himalayan Maine Coon Norwegian Forest Cat Ocicat Oriental Persian Ragdoll Russian Blue Scottish Fold Selkirk Rex Siberian Siamese Singapura Somali Sphynx Toyger Tiffanie Tonkinese Turkish Van |
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Sphynx Suitability Sphynx are suitable for active households as they crave human attention. Sphynx are very active and love to the centre of attention, they are not suited to people wanting a quiet docile cat. Due to their unique characteristics they do require special maintenance including a weekly routine of bathing, trimming nails and cleaning ears. Sphynx also may require extra heating during the colder months. This can usually be achieved through the use of heat mat (depending on your temperature extremes). |
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Sphynx Appearance
Sphynx cats and kittens are not totally hairless as they
have a peach fuzz over much of their body. Their coat is often described as a
warm chamois. For this reason many owners describe them as their living hot
water bottle.
Sphynx have normal cat proportions. However as they lack fur their ears are more pronounced and their tail is often described as a rats tail.
Sphynx Colours
They come in all the usual colour varieties including, tortoiseshell, chocolate, black, blue, lilac, chocolate etc.
Sphynx Temperament
They have a friendly disposition and are very sociable with other people and pets. Sphynx are very intelligent and can be taught to walk on a lead and respond to voice commands. They are often described as the most intelligent and affectionate of all cat breeds.
Are Sphynx hypoallergenic?
It is often a misconception that Sphynx Cats are hypoallergenic because of their lack of hair.
Read more information regarding Hypoallergenic Cats
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