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Singapura
Overview
Overview of Singapura
If you think that the Singapura is just a little cat, you're mistaken! These kitties are lively, curious, and always want to be at the center of the action. No one knows precisely where this breed came from, while some suspect Singapore; others believe it to be somewhere in the USA. Either way, we're sure glad that they're here to stay! The Singapura is thought to be a cross between a Burmese and an Abyssinian. Their most outstanding feature is their small size - some adult Singapuras can weigh as little as 4lbs! The coat is always agouti, a type of fur coloration where each hair displays two or more bands of color. The Singapura’s short coat makes grooming a breeze - once every couple of weeks should do the trick!
Common Health Conditions & Recommendations for Singapura
Sinus Issues in cats:
Due to the short face of the Singapura cat, they can be more prone to breathing issues, such as shortness of breath and runny noses.
Recommendations for Sinus Issues in cats in Singapura Cats:
Common Health Conditions & Recommendations for Singapura
Pyruvate Kinase Deficiency:
A condition where red blood cells break down faster than they should which may lead to anemia.
Recommendations for Pyruvate Kinase Deficiency in Singapura Cats:
Common Health Conditions & Recommendations for Singapura
Gingivitis in cats:
Is a common form of gum disease where a buildup of plaque or bacteria accumulates and can cause inflammation in the gingiva (gums). Regular brushing can help minimize plaque and help control infections.
Recommendations for Gingivitis in cats in Singapura Cats:
Personality
Singapuras are one of the smallest cat breeds out there, and though they have gentle voices, they make their presence known in other ways! They are very active, playful kitties that love people and thrive on attention! Singapuras love being in a warm lap and are always ready for a good cuddle. So if you’re on the lookout for a playful, active kitty that loves to cuddle and is as cute as a button, get your paws on a Singapura!