It amused me: a Sphynx cat working out doing pilates using the superman position. Normally you also extend the opposite arm to the extended leg but this will do. Associated Pages [weaver_show_posts tags=”sphynx-cat” number=”5″ sort=”ASC”]
Continue reading →This is an arresting cat photograph. You know how two cats who are very close occasionally create a heart shape with their tails or bodies or both. You don’t see it very often and you don’t see a picture like … Continue reading →
Sphynx cats get fleas like any other cat but as an owner you will spot the fleas promptly and therefore be able to deal with them equally quickly.
Continue reading →This is Loki. The new Grumpy Cat. He is, of course, a Sphynx – a purebred hairless cat. His expression is priceless and his personality is sassy. He is best friends with his human companion, Sara. “We are inseparable. We … Continue reading →
A distinct pot belly in a cat is probably caused by fluid build up in the abdomen and this in turn is likely to have been caused by leaking capillary blood vessels because they have been damaged by feline infectious peritonitis causing fluid to leek into the abdominal space.
Continue reading →Sadly the Sphynx cat has many serious health concerns. I have been updated about the health of this cat breed very recently and I’m frankly shocked and disappointed. All the books that I have on the health of purebred cats … Continue reading →
Here are ten things to know about the Sphynx; a rare purebred cat with an unusual, hairless appearance. Potential adopters should do their research because there are some important differences to take into account before adopting.
Continue reading →I don’t know who took the photos but I particularly like this one. It highlights the anatomy if this well-known cat breed and its monkey-like athletic abilities. You can also clearly see the webbed paws of the domestic cat. See … Continue reading →
This is the hairless cat scam: take an ‘ordinary’ domesticated kitten with an full coat. Pluck and/or cut off all of the hair from the cat using a razor or Nair (a hair removal product manufactured by Church and Dwight … Continue reading →
Since I held one at a cat show, I have had a soft spot for the Sphynx. Being a cat ‘purist’ I should disapprove of this cat breed because strictly speaking it is not sensible to breed cats who carry … Continue reading →
