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Cat Breed: Himalayan (Occasionally referred to as Himmie)
The Himalayan is a man made breed developed by crossing Persians with Siamese.
In today’s modern world the Siamese is no longer part of the Himalayan breeding program.
The Himalayan is considered to be a medium sized cat breed.
Today the “Himmie” is one of the most popular of pedigreed cat breeds.
Himalayan Cat Facts – The Himalayan cat breed eyes come one colour which is a deep but vivid shade of blue.
The Himalayan breed come in what can be classed as two different looks, referred to as extreme and traditional.
Extreme – have a flatter face more often seen in shows, Traditional – face that is not as flat and with the nose set lower on the face.
Lifespan: 9 to 15 years
Colour: Chocolate, Seal, Lilac, Blue, Red, Cream and Tortie along with a host of other various mixtures of these colours.
Weight: 7 to 12 pounds.
Himalayan Cat Facts: Personality:
A Himalayan is an affectionate, docile and relatively quiet cat breed.
They are typically a cat breed that will sit happily on your lap or even be off playing with the children.
Himalayan Cat Facts: Family and Children.
Although the Himalayan cat breed get on great with family members they are more reserved when it comes to most guests. (Not all)
Himalayan Cat Facts – The breed tend to prefer the quieter more sedate family home
They also prefer a home that possesses for want of a better word a routine” life style, they tend not to enjoy loud noises.
Although a relatively quiet cat breed they will make themselves known when it comes to mealtimes, especially if it does not arrive on time.
The breed do well when it comes to children and happily paly alone with them, providing the children show the respect due.
The breed are not recommended for families with boisterous children, or dogs that will chase them around the house or yard.
If the family has a pet dog then it must be cat friendly.
Himalayan Cat Facts: Care
Regardless of pedigree or mixed breed cats there can be various genetic in nature health issues.
Himalayan Cat Facts – The Himalayan Cat is generally classed as a healthy overall cat breed.
Potential problems may include; Eye conditions, Dental malocclusions, Polycystic kidney disease and breathing can be ab issue.
Eye conditions – such as cherry eye, dental malocclusions – where the teeth do not mesh together well.
In the case of Polycystic kidney disease a genetic test is available.
Himalayan Cat Facts – Breathing problems are more common in the Extreme style that have flatter face than that of the traditional style.
As with most cat breeds check their ears weekly and if needed, clean with cotton balls and warm water not cotton swabs.
Always keep your Himalayan cat’s litter box clean they prefer it to be spotless.
Himalayan Cat Facts – The Himalayan boasts a thick, shiny coat with a fine texture it will need a daily brush, monthly bathing is