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Bombay Cat Owner Manual: Bombay Cats Facts and Information Care Personality

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Overview
History
Appearance
Personality
Care
Health
Feeding
Grooming
Exercise
Training

Overview

The Bombay cat is a breed of domestic shorthair cat developed in the United States in the 1950s. It is a medium-sized cat with a short, glossy black coat and copper-colored eyes. The Bombay is a friendly and affectionate cat that makes a great companion for families with children and other pets.

Bombay Cat Owner’s Manual. Bombay Cats Facts and Information. Care, personality, grooming, health and feeding all included.

by Elliott Lang

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History

The Bombay cat was developed by Nikki Horner, a breeder from Louisville, Kentucky. Horner wanted to create a cat that resembled a miniature black panther. She crossed a black American Shorthair with a Burmese and then backcrossed the resulting kittens to the American Shorthair. The first Bombay cats were born in 1958.

Appearance

The Bombay cat is a medium-sized cat with a short, glossy black coat. The coat is close-lying and has a satiny sheen. The Bombay's eyes are large and copper-colored. The nose and paw pads are black.

Personality

The Bombay cat is a friendly and affectionate cat that makes a great companion for families with children and other pets. The Bombay is a playful and curious cat that loves to explore and play. They are also very loyal and devoted to their families.

Care

The Bombay cat is a low-maintenance cat that is easy to care for. The coat should be brushed weekly to remove dead hair and keep it looking its best. The Bombay should also be bathed every 2-3 months.

The Bombay cat is a healthy breed with a life expectancy of 12-15 years. However, there are some health conditions that the Bombay may be prone to, such as hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) and polycystic kidney disease (PKD).

Feeding

The Bombay cat should be fed a high-quality diet that is appropriate for their age and activity level. The Bombay should be fed two meals per day, and the food should be measured to prevent obesity.

Grooming

The Bombay cat's coat should be brushed weekly to remove dead hair and keep it looking its best. The Bombay should also be bathed every 2-3 months.

Exercise

The Bombay cat is a playful and curious cat that loves to explore and play. They should be provided with plenty of toys and opportunities to exercise. The Bombay can also be taken for walks on a leash.

Training

The Bombay cat is a intelligent cat that can be trained to do tricks and obey commands. Training should be started early and should be done using positive reinforcement.

If you are considering getting a Bombay cat, be sure to read our owner's manual to learn everything you need to know about this popular breed. The Bombay cat is a great companion for families with children and other pets, and they are sure to bring years of joy and laughter to your home.

Bombay Cat Owner’s Manual. Bombay Cats Facts and Information. Care, personality, grooming, health and feeding all included.

by Elliott Lang

4.1 out of 5