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Bombay - Cats 101 | Animal Planet
Cats 101. The bombay is a stunning cat ... the patent leather kitty with the copper penny eyes. Bombays are extremely affectionate too.
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Bombay Cat Breed Profile | Petfinder
The Bombay began in the 1950s by Nikki Horner. She wanted to develop a cat that possessed the look of the Burmese but with a sleek black coat and copper eyes instead of brown fur and yellow eyes—sort of a pint-sized panther. She named the breed after Bombay, India, land of the black leopard.
Bombay Cat Breed Information - Vetstreet
The Bombay is an easygoing and tolerant cat who takes life as it comes. He enjoys greeting visitors and gets along well with children, dogs and other cats, although he will expect to be the one in charge. It’s not unusual for him to learn to walk on a leash or to play active games such as fetch, but he also has a reputation as a lap cat.
Bombay Cat — Full Profile, History, and Care
This lovely cat breed is the result of the dream of a long-time cat breeder and exhibitor, Nikki Horner of Louisville, Kentucky. Horner coined Bombay cats as "parlor panthers," and described their look like the "patent-leather kid with the copper penny eyes." They are named "Bombay" because they are as sleek as Indian black panthers.
20 Fun Facts You Didn't Know About Bombay Cats
Bombay cats are a breed that can gain a little too much weight, but because of their satin coats, it doesn’t really show. They are good at hiding a few extra pounds so your kitty’s weight could become out of control before you realize it. By nature, Bombay cats have a more dense build than other cat breeds.
Bombay cats - Nationwide Pet Insurance
Bombay care 101. Bombays require weekly brushings of their beautiful coats to keep them shiny and smooth. Although athletic, they don't need as much activity as other domestic cats but are content with playing around the house, especially with children.
5 Things to Know About Bombay Cats - Petful
2. Where Bombay Cats Came From. Nikki Horner developed the Bombay cat breed in 1965. She wanted a cat to resemble panthers from India, so she crossed Burmese cats with black American shorthairs.. The Cat Fanciers’ Association recognized and afforded championship status to Bombays in 1976.
Bombay Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
The Bombay is a very solid cat both in looks and in feel, and has great strength. She is a good climber and jumper and should have cat trees and perches. The Bombay is a sturdy, stocky cat and you might have to watch her nutrition carefully to prevent obesity, particularly if she does not get enough exercise.
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