How much is a Mumbai cat?

The Bombay cat is a modern breed, also known as the little black panther, which was bred by American breeders in 1958 with Burmese cats (black Shao cats) and American black short-haired cats, until it was confirmed by the cat lovers association in 1976, because it looks like a cheetah, so it is named after the Indian city of Mumbai, let's take a look at how much a Mumbai cat costs!

How much is a Mumbai cat?

The price of Mumbai cats varies from thousands to tens of thousands according to their quality, pedigree and breed. According to relevant data, the average price of ordinary Mumbai cats is about 2000 yuan, but kittens at this price do not guarantee pedigree, that is to say, ordinary kittens. If you want to buy purebred Mumbai cats, the price is generally more than 5000 yuan, and it is said that there are no Mumbai cats for sale in China, so you have to go abroad to buy them.

Personality characteristics of Mumbai cats

The Bombay cat has a gentle personality, stable and quiet, but it is not afraid of life, affectionate, likes to make out with people, and its throat will purr contentedly when it is cuddled, so this beautiful black kitten is very popular with people. Mumbai cats are very sociable, easy to blend in with their surroundings, and can be friendly with children and dogs, but not necessarily at peace with other cats. The Bombay cat is loving, very gentle, and loves to snuggle up to its owner, although it is restrained in its feelings and likes to keep company, so it should not be snubbed for a long time. In addition, Mumbai cats are smart, responsive, soft and sometimes slightly naughty.

The basic characteristics of Mumbai cats

1. The head is round.

2. The face is round, the nose is short, and the lower forehead and cheek develop well.

3. Eyes: round, shiny bronze color, wide spacing between eyes.

4. Ears: the size is moderate, and the tip is slightly curved.

5. Mouth and nose: the nose is medium and short, slightly sunken, but not flat, the nose is black. The mouth is wide and full, similar to a Burmese cat.

6, the coat: the hair is short, close to the body, the hair is soft and fine, the texture is fine, it is shiny black.

7. Torso: moderate in stature and well muscled.

8. Limbs: strong, strong, in harmony with the body and tail. The toes are round, compact and powerful, and the feet are black. The claws are small and oval.

9. Tail: moderate in length.

Nursing methods of Mumbai cats

1. Pruning cat claws: cat claws are tools for cats to catch mice, climb and defend themselves. If the owner keeps a cat to catch mice, of course he can't trim his claws. If the owner keeps a cat as a companion animal, he should often trim the cat's claws to avoid scratching people, scratching clothes, furniture, floors, etc. Trim your claws from a small start, once a month or so.

2, bathing clean: bathing the Mumbai cat can not only keep the cat clean and beautiful, but also remove some parasites from the body surface, promote blood circulation and metabolism, and play a role in disease prevention and fitness. Bathing habits, it is best to start from childhood to cultivate, adult only began to bathe cats, cats will be very reluctant.

3. Comb the coat: the tongue of the Bombay cat is rough and has a special tongue nipple with barbed thorns, which is like a comb. The Bombay cat often uses its tongue to lick the coat. Areas that cannot be licked, such as head, shoulder, back, neck, etc., are combed with claws. Even so, it's best to comb the cat once a day.

4. Eye care: the eyes of healthy Bombay cats are bright and bright, and they are often afraid of seeing light and tears when they are sick or in poor condition. In some cats, the nasolacrimal duct is easily blocked and shed tears. Cats shed too many tears, and eye droppings are often attached to the corners of the nasal eyes. Skimmed cotton can be dipped in 2% boric acid aqueous solution and gently scrubbed off.

5. Ear care: the care of Mumbai cats' ears is mainly to remove earwax, disinfect the external ear canal with 75% alcohol cotton balls, and then use cotton swabs to dip in olive oil or edible vegetable oil to infiltrate dry earwax. After softening, carefully remove the earwax with tweezers. Do not break the mucous membrane of the ear canal to prevent infection and suppuration. Once the cat's external ear canal infection and suppuration, you can use cotton swab dipped in hydrogen peroxide gently scrub, repeatedly scrub until the cotton swab is not stained with pus, and then use skimmed cotton to dry the hydrogen peroxide in the ear canal. After scrubbing several times, the infection can be cured. If the cat has too much earwax and the cat shakes its head and scratches its ears, it should consult a veterinarian in time.