The body shape and appearance of a Bombay cat, how to distinguish a Bombay cat?

Bombay cats are medium in size, with strong bones, strong muscles, muscles, and eat a lot. The coat is black and shiny, like the black panther of India, and its main feature is also on the coat: the whole body is jet black, shiny and shiny, the hair is short, close to the body, like lacquer leather, and feels like silk; Its entire body shape and face shape resemble that of a Burmese cat; The head is rounded, the nose is short, and the lower collar is well developed; The eyes are round and shiny bronze, hence the name "Mona Lisa".

The Bombay cat's personality is just the opposite of its appearance, it is quite gentle, likes to be with people, and is not afraid of life, has a wonderful personality, is full of feelings, and will keep purring when being cuddled.

1. Look at your eyes. Mumbai's eyes are all copper and gold. If you see blue, green, and yellow-green eyes, it's clear that it's not a Bombay cat.

2. Look at your ears. The ears of the black cat are relatively thin and pointed (at the top), while the ears of the Bombay are wider and round.

3. Look at the nose. Mumbai does not have a nose bridge, and the nose begins to bulge in the middle line of the eye or the line under the eye, and the nose is very upturned, and it disappears after a small warp, so it can be said that the nose is very short. And the earth meow has a nose bridge, and the nose is very long.

4. Look at the face shape. If you look at the side, you can see that the Bombay cat has a protruding forehead, a nose that is concave and then comes out, and then a flat line with the mouth, while the ordinary native cat is a slanted side down face.

Eyes: Round in shape, shiny bronze. Two Bombay Cats Ears:

It is a medium size, with a slightly rounded tip. Face: rounded, short nose, well-developed lower forehead cheeks.

Coat: The fur is short, close to the body, and jet-black. Torso:

Moderately built, muscular, and moderately long tail. Limbs: Medium in length.

Feet: The claws are small and oval. The head and face are round, the nose is short, the chin and cheeks are well developed, the limbs are medium length, the feet are small, the claws are oval, the tail is medium in length, the hair is short, close to the body, the hair is fine, and the texture is fine The color of the coat is only shiny jet-black Appearance The hair is short and shiny, muscular, and the body is medium.

Personality: Steady, quiet, responsive, intelligent Bombay cat, affectionate, soft-voiced, sometimes a little naughty. Cons:

Extremely short and fat or slender body type are disadvantages. tail twisted, with button spots and white spots; The nasal lens and soles of the feet are not black, and the eyes are green. History:

The Bombay cat was created in the United States in 1958 from a cross between a Burmese cat and an American shorthair cat, and was selected as a champion by the Cat Lovers Association in 1976.

Raising pets has become a way of life for many people, innocent and lovely pets bring a lot of fun to our lives, and raising cats is the first choice for many friends, because cats are more suitable for domestic animals, docile and not noisy, among which Bombay cats are a breed that many shovelers will choose. So what is a Bombay cat? Now let's give you a detailed introduction.

Bombay cat is not actually the original purebred cat, but a kind of hybrid cat cross-bred, Bombay cat is a modern American geneticist to carry out a fixed selection of species, is an American shorthair cat and its Burmese cat hybrid breed.

The Bombay cat has a relatively large characteristic, that is to say, its coat color is only black, and there is no other color of miscellaneous hair, if the black hair is mixed with other colors of hair, then it is necessary to consider whether it is a real Bombay cat. Judging from the facial features of the Bombay cat, it actually combines some characteristics of the American shorthair cat and its Burmese cat, and the body size is also classified as medium size, not too big and not too small, and the overall look is very similar to our native black pastoral cat.

Because of this, some catteries will breed black pastoral cats with Bombay cats, and then sell them as purebred Bombay cats, which makes many friends who want to buy Bombay cats unable to distinguish.

So where do the names of Bombay cats come from? In fact, because it is more like an Indonesian cat in appearance, it was named after Mumbai, the capital of India. The Meng Hui Lao buy cat is a breed crossed from the American shorthair cat and the Burmese cat, so it retains a part of the American shorthair cat and its Burmese cat is relatively quiet, but it is not as active as the American shorthair cat, nor is it as leaky as the Burmese cat, so it is a pet cat that is particularly suitable for feeding.

1. Appearance characteristics of Bombay kittens

Bombay kittens have mostly gray, black, and brown coats, and have a slender body with slender limbs and a relatively small size.

Their faces are well-defined, with a distinct straight line between the nose and mouth, and the mouth shape is small and slightly raised, giving them a friendly, cute feel.

In addition, the eyes of Bombay kittens are their most striking feature, which are large and round, mostly green or golden yellow in color, shining like emerald, which is very charming.

2. Personality traits of Bombay kittens

Bombay kittens are docile and friendly, making them ideal for families.

They are intelligent, inquisitive, and have a keen interest in the things around them, and love to play and find novelty.

In addition, Bombay kittens like to interact with people, are good at expressing their emotions, and will often rub people's legs or rub around people, like a small gentle ball.

3. Dietary preferences of Bombay kittens

Bombay kittens don't eat a lot of food, but it is important to eat a balanced diet and not only eat meat food and ignore the intake of other nutrients.

In addition to ordinary cat food, Bombay cats in the kitten period can also eat some cooked chicken, fish and other foods in moderation, but pay attention to removing bone spurs and cutting into small pieces.

In addition, during the feeding process, it is necessary to pay attention to the hygiene of the food bowl, replace and clean it regularly, so as not to cause digestive diseases.

4. Key points of care for Bombay kittens

Bombay kittens need to be bathed regularly, while paying attention to maintaining environmental hygiene, diligent cleaning of the cat kennel and surrounding environment, disinfection of cat equipment, etc.

In addition, Bombay kittens also need to be groomed frequently to prevent them from swallowing too much hair and causing digestive problems, as well as to promote blood circulation.

Finally, it is necessary to pay attention to the regular vaccination and deworming of the Bombay kitten to ensure its good health. If there is any disease or abnormality, it is necessary to seek medical attention or consult a professional veterinarian in time.