Bombay cat 101 how to take care your cat

Bombay Cats 101 : Cat Care

In today's video, we're going to talk about how to take care of your Bombay Cat.

Bombay cats were originally a cross between American shorthairs and Burmese cats. The goal was to get a domestic house cat that looked somewhat like a small panther.

It’s hard to tell what is more captivating about this beauty, the shiny black coat or the golden eyes. The combination is an absolute marvel.

The Bombay cat is muscular, but a deceptively heavy animal. Don’t let the small size deceive you as it could weigh up to 6 to 11 pounds and can live up to 12 to 16 years if given proper care. They could be likened to your typical black leopard as the Bombay walk with a sway similar to them.

These cats are hearty, and grooming them can be easier than grooming a long-haired cat. They are relatively healthy with a few exceptions. Because they are inquisitive, energetic cats, they do need some stimulation to be happy.

Here are some efficient ways on how to take care of your Bombay Cat.

A cat that pees in the house can make your home smell like a litter box.
It can be upsetting and stressful for you, and can become incredibly expensive if you're forced to continually clean carpets and floors, or replace furniture.

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