This is an illustrated version of the breed standard for the purebred Sphynx cat. This an interesting, intelligent cat that is nice to touch and hold – the feel of warm, silky chamois leather! The photograph is by the celebrated … Continue reading →
by Michael (London) Casper – photograph copyright Michael Broad I’ll be honest with you. When I first saw a Sphynx cat I thought that there probably wasn’t a place for the Sphynx cat breed as a domestic cat. The mutated … Continue reading →
Sphynx cat rescue – Sphynx cats – photo copyright ©Helmi Flick – these are not rescue cats – just a lovely photo. Update Oct 22nd 2018: This page was written about 9 years ago and it’s all changed since. These … Continue reading →
by Isna Mostert (South Africa) Electron micrograph of the feline calicivirus (FCV) – Picture in public domain – user Joelmills I have two Sphynxes. First I took my cat, Seth, to the vet because he had difficulty walking on his … Continue reading →
by Karen Marlatt (Jacksonville, Florida USA) Hello! I found your website while doing some research. We bred our Sphynx female (Isis) to our Sphynx male (Anubis). On August 17, Isis presented us with six gorgeous little boys. Five of them … Continue reading →
Sphynx Cat ANNALI – photo copyright Helmi Flick The Sphynx is not a fine boned or delicate cat. That said, Annali is quite elegant, I think! Sometimes Sphynx cats can have a bit of a belly or at least it looks … Continue reading →
The Sphynx is medium sized and muscular. This cat can also use those muscles in behaving like a monkey sometimes (they can be highly active, intelligent and vocal)! It is certainly not a fine boned, “elegant” or refined cat breed. … Continue reading →
A Sphynx cat picture but no ordinary picture. This is a gloriously smooth and accomplished cat photograph by Helmi Flick. There are many millions of cat photographs on the internet but you will see very, very few like this. Remember, … Continue reading →
