Showing posts with label bald cat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bald cat. Show all posts

Friday, September 7, 2018

Female Born Bald Peterbald Spayed Adult Cat Available


We have a pretty female Peterbald 2 year old cat available to a quiet home where she will be the only pet and where there are no young children.

She is a born bald coat type which means she was born without hair and she will never have hair. She is a larger size Peterbald weighing approximately 9 pounds.

She is a tortie point with white. She has blue eyes and her skin is white with large dark spots.  Her red spots have mostly faded away.

She wants to spend most of the day with her owner. She is a clingy, velcro cat who loves to sit in your lap for affection and will follow you all around the house.

She is not oily or greasey. She is an impeccable groomer.

If she sounds like the right cat for you and if you are able to travel to Texas for her, please contact me- cowboyclaws@gmail.com

Wednesday, April 13, 2016

Photos & Description of Born Bald Retired Adult Peterbald Available

Cowboy Troy is a 1 year old black male neutered Peterbald.  He is a rare born bald which means he was born with no hair and has never had hair at any point in time during his life.  He is also a little more high maintenance than normally furry domestic shorthair cats.

He will need his ears and eyes cleaned at least weekly because he has no hair protecting them.  He will need his nails clipped weekly to prevent him from cutting his skin with a sharp untrimned nail. He will probably need a bath or spot cleaning with pet wipes from time to time.

He will need to wear a tshirt or sweatshirt, close-fitting, not too long, allowing freedom of leg movement.  If  your house is too cool or drafty for you to run around naked all day and night, then it's the same for him. He will spend all his time sleeping under blankets if it's too cool or drafty in your house and he has nothing to wear for warmth.

He is a gentle, super sweet, sensitive, loving cat who wants to sit in your lap and spend time with you. He is also playful and talkative.  He is more calm and less active by comparison to some of the more hairy cats.  He will do best in a calmer, more quiet home where he gets lots of individual attention and affection.  He is an indoor only cat.



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