The Bombay was bred from Burmese and black American Shorthairs: patent-leather black with copper-gold eyes, a miniature panther look and velcro personality.
Bombay is a medium breed with Low care needs. Judge fit by space, children, experience and other pets rather than looks.
Reference monthly cost: CNY 300-800. Include food, litter, parasite prevention, grooming and a vet reserve.
Bombays are medium and solid with a very short, jet-black coat glossy to the roots, black nose and pads, and copper to gold eyes. Adults weigh about 3-5.5 kg.
They are affectionate, outgoing, intelligent and clingy, combining Burmese sociability with American Shorthair steadiness, loving company and interaction.
The coat needs almost no care. American Bombays carry Burmese ancestry historically linked to craniofacial defect genes, so ask about line screening. Manage weight and dental health.
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pidan Tofu Cat LitterA plant-based tofu litter with fast clumping and low dust, light to carry and suitable for apartments and multi-cat homes.
Catit PIXI Smart FountainThe cat-ear-shaped PIXI smart fountain with UV-C treatment and app monitoring, compact for single-cat homes.
pidan Cardboard Cat ScratcherA replaceable corrugated scratcher for horizontal scratching that redirects claws away from sofas.
Tropiclean Slicker BrushA fine-pin slicker for daily loose hair and small tangles, common in longhair and shedding seasons.
No. It was developed in the US and named for the breeder's association with Indian black panthers; the goal was a domestic mini-panther, with no geographic link to India.
Yes if vertical space, scratching and daily play are provided; floor area alone is not the deciding factor.
Reference CNY 300-800 per month including food, litter, prevention and grooming; veterinary care is extra.
Daily brushing for longhair breeds and weekly for shorthair, plus nails, ears and teeth.