bombay cat
A friendly, loyal pocket-sized black panther with a sleek black coat. The Bombay cat resembles a small panther with its glistening, jet-black coat, rounded head, and dazzling golden eyes, but the resemblance end there. The Bombay, a cross between the American shorthair and the Burmese breeds, is amiable and gregarious, making it a dream come true for feline fans who want to cuddle a wild cat.
Height
9-13 inches
Weight
3.5- 6kg
Size
medium
Life Span
9-15 years
Good with :
children, senior citizens
Temperament :
Social, intelligent and extroverted
Intelligence :
High
Shedding amount :
Seasonal
Exercise needs :
Hunting toys and climbing tower required.
Energy level :
high
Barking level :
When required
Drool Amount :
N/A
Breed Group :
Shorthair
Coat Length :
short
Colours :
Black
Patterns :
Solid
Other Traits :
Friendly, Active, extroverted and brave
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bombay cat Traits & Characteristics
bombay cat Appearance
A short black cat with round ears and an athletic build. The Bombay has a stocky, muscular body and a rounded skull, similar to that of a small leopard or jaguar. It has medium-sized ears and huge eyes that range in colour from rich gold to copper. The coat is fine and short, with a satiny texture and a patent-leather gloss.
bombay cat Personality
Cat that is social, clever, and driven by people. Cats are known for being self-sufficient, but it appears that Bombay cats "missed the memo." Bombayans crave human interaction. If you spend long hours away from home or travel frequently, a Bombay may not be the right breed for you. They simply require excessive socialisation and will become depressed if left alone.
bombay cat Temperament
Family cat, both reserved and outgoing. Bombays, because they are gregarious and sociable, will welcome people with curiosity and are willing to play with children as long as they are kind. Bombays get along with friendly dogs and cats, especially when they are raised together.
bombay cat Living Needs
Due to high exercise and attention requirements, a variety of activities with human companions are needed. Bombay kittens appear to have boundless activity, but as they mature, they become more mellow and content to curl up on your lap after a brief period of exploration and play. Bombay cats are intelligent, therefore they enjoy puzzle toys that require them to physically control equipment in order to obtain rewards or food.
bombay cat Care Details
Trimming, brushing teeth on a regular basis, and keeping the litter box clean. The Bombay's short, silky satiny coat is a dream to groom. To bring out the patent-leather gloss of this cat's coat, simply brush it once a week or rub it with a soft chamois cloth. The Bombay is an extremely tidy cat that sheds very little. Trim your Bombay's nails every two weeks or so, and check inside his or her ears every week or two to ensure they are not red or extremely unclean.
bombay cat Health Details
"Because I am prone to gingervitis, I had a dental checkup. Whilst the Bombay is generally a robust and long-lived cat, the breed is known to have a few genetically connected disorders, including: Cardiomyopathy with hypertrophy (which causes thickening of the heart walls and is the most common form of heart disease seen in cats) Extreme tearing or discharge of the eyes Issues with the lungs and congestion (common in breeds with shorter noses) While looking for a cat breeder, enquire about their health guarantee. guarantee for their kittens."
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