When we describe a cat as “hypoallergenic” we do not mean that that cat is guaranteed to cause no allergic reaction in people because the word “hypoallergenic” refers to a sliding scale. The prefix “hypo” means “less than” so the … please continue reading
Introduction This is one of the more established rex cats. The Cornish Rex is the other established rex cat. It has that well known pixie face, a modified wedge shaped head and wide, prominent cheek bones above which are large … please continue reading
Sweet Samson by Diane (Perth Australia) Samson We already owned a gorgeous Burmese girl named Delilah (4 months) when we purchased Samson a 12 week old Devon Rex. At first Delilah did her best to make Samson very unwelcome by … please 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 … please continue reading
Our Devon Rex Cats by Cherie (Surrey, England) My first amazing Devon was in 1998, she was very intelligent & quite the princess. She would play ‘fetch’ like a dog (up to 7 x in a row), ‘bark’ when someone … please continue reading
My Darling Devon Rex Boys – Cats of Love by Jodie (QLD Australia) I have 2 adorable Devon Rex boys: Saxon Nick named “Mr Bee”, a blue coloured boy born September 03, and Austin Nick named “Dipurdee”, a red and … please continue reading
by Michael (London, UK) Devon Rex cat by The Flooz – no known associations between this cat and the diseases referred to. This page expands on the areas that I touched upon on the main Devon Rex page about Devon … please continue reading
by Chris (NJ) My Devon was surrendered by his previous owner to the Philadelphia animal control shelter due to allergies. He was pretty hairless and they thought he was a Sphinx (Sphynx). I fell in love with him on the … please continue reading
