
Egyptian Mau
The only naturally spotted domestic cat breed, the Egyptian Mau's distinctive spots are a result of ancestry rather than selective breeding. This sturdy, well-muscled cat is of medium size with dark expressive eyes and an elegant, noble stance. Worshipped in ancient Egypt, the Mau is one of the fastest domestic cat breeds.
About
The only naturally spotted domestic cat breed, the Egyptian Mau's distinctive spots are a result of ancestry rather than selective breeding. This sturdy, well-muscled cat is of medium size with dark expressive eyes and an elegant, noble stance. Worshipped in ancient Egypt, the Mau is one of the fastest domestic cat breeds.
History
Worshipped by the noble class of ancient Egypt, this breed was depicted in art from around 1550 BC. Hieroglyphs portray them as domestic cats around 2200 BC. They are believed to be distant relatives of the African Wild Cat. The modern breed was saved from near-extinction by an exiled Russian princess, Natalie Troubetzkoy, who brought cats from Egypt to Italy and eventually to the United States in 1956.
Care & Health
Teeth, liver and kidney function should be checked along with general health during adult life. There are no breed-specific health conditions. The Egyptian Mau is sensitive to cold temperatures — provide warm sleeping spots. Their active nature requires regular play sessions to prevent boredom.
Quick Facts
- Origin
- Egypt
- Life Span
- 12–15 years
- Size
- medium
- Hair Shed
- little
- Grooming
- Once a week
- Good with Kids
- medium
- Feeding Cost
- $10–$15 p/w
- Colours
- Dark markings with silver, bronze and smoke coloured bases.
Health Considerations
Grooming
A soft brush is welcomed, though they tend to groom themselves thoroughly.
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