Discover the Unique Features of the Hairless Cat

Introducing the "Sphynx Cat," a natural genetic mutation that has been meticulously bred by cat enthusiasts through complex inbreeding. This unique feline appears hairless, but in reality, it's covered in a fine down that feels like a ripe peach when touched. Its focused expression is reminiscent of the "Sphinx," the mythical guardian of the Pharaoh's tomb from ancient Egyptian lore, hence its nickname, the "Sphinx Cat."

Characteristics: The Canadian Sphynx is known for its docile nature, immense patience, and its propensity to bond closely with humans. Loyal to its owners, this cat also has a strong sense of curiosity and a flair for the dramatic, making it a highenergy and attentionseeking creature.

Care: Due to the absence of fur and undercoat, owners need not worry about "cat hair allergies" or a house filled with fur. The home remains exceptionally clean. However, the Sphynx is more susceptible to the cold. To keep them comfortable, maintain a room temperature between 25°C to 30°C. If the temperature drops below 20°C, consider providing additional warmth, such as a cozy sweater. Dressing your Sphynx in clothing can be a practical solution.

Because of their sparse fur, Sphynx cats cannot absorb their own natural oils, so regular bathing is essential. After a bath, ensure they are thoroughly dried with a towel to prevent sunburn. If you have multiple cats at home, regular nail trimming is crucial to protect their delicate skin from scratches.

Nutrition: As they are sensitive to temperature, Canadian Sphynx cats should be kept indoors. To maintain healthy skin and prevent obesity, avoid feeding them highfat foods. Opt for highquality cat food, and when introducing new foods, do so gradually over a week to avoid stomach upset. Serve food at a temperature close to your cat's body heat to stimulate their appetite.