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SPHYNX or ESFINGE Cat - Features, Character and Care (With Pictures)

SPHYNX or ESFINGE Cat - Features, Character and Care (With Pictures)

The sphynx cat or sphinx cat is a really unique cat in the world.He was the first to be accepted as a breed without hair or without apparent fur and what is certain, is that they create pleasure and dislike at the same time by human society.Many professionals they suggest that it comes from the devon rex breed, with which they share very similar characteristics.

They appeared naturally throughout history since their lack of fur is a cause of a mutation, a common process in the evolution of any species.It was in Canada, when in the 60s they decided to fix and maintain the characteristics of cats that did not seem to have hair.

Read on and discover all about the shpynx cat or sphinx cat in Animals and Pets Online:

Shpynx cat origin

As for its origins, the sphynx cat or sphinx cat owes its essential characteristic of not having a coat of hair to a dominant gene.In 1987 specifically in Russia it would be Elena Kovalena who adopted the first copy called Varvana and thanks to Mitu, the race that received a warm welcome began to spread.

Characteristics of the sphynx cat

This is a medium-sized, elongated and muscular cat .We can look at the huge ears that stand out over the naked body, which forms folds in various areas, although it is considered that the Sphynx cat does not have hair, the reality is that the fur is very thin and short, so much that it is not appreciated.There are many combinations of colors that result in esunic specimens.

If there is something, you have to Highlight of this feline is its absence of mantle that makes it precisely so characteristic, although it should be noted that there are four varieties of this breed and some of them have a light layer of hair that barely reaches a few millimeters.They are as follows:

  • Rubber: that are Don Sphynx cats totally hairless.
  • Flock: those covered by a millimeter mantle that gives them a velvety appearance.
  • Velor: Don Sphynx with hair no more than 3 mm.
  • Brush: with curly fur.

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