Most Bombay cats on the market are not of pure blood, and are mostly black cats that are hybrids of American Shorthair, British Shorthair and Pastoral cats; Bombay cats like to bark and are likely to disturb people if raised in an apartment; you can only keep one Bombay cat. It cannot accept other cats and will fight; the Bombay cat is lively and clingy and needs its owner to spend a lot of time with it for exercise and play.

Why is it not recommended to keep Bombay cats

1. Most Bombay cats on the market are of impure blood, and most are black cats that are hybrids of American Shorthair, British Shorthair and Pastoral cats;

The facial shape of the Bombay cat is similar to that of the Chinese Garden cat, with a round face and a pointed chin. Many "Bombay cats" on the market are actually a mixture of Garden cats, American Shorthair and British Shorthair. Bombay cats are expensive to sell to scavengers, but in fact, hybrid garden cats are not worth the price at all. If you don’t know the breed of cat, don’t buy it easily.

2. Bombay cats like to bark and are likely to disturb residents if kept in an apartment;

Although the meow of Bombay cat is relatively gentle, it likes to meow very much. It will meow when it is coquettish with its owner, and it will meow when it is angry with its owner. At first, it may find it pleasant and sweet, and its heart will be melted by it. Over time, it may become Even the neighbors can’t stand the ear-splitting noise. The biggest fear of raising a pet in the city is disturbing the residents and getting complained. Therefore, when raising a Bombay cat, you must first consider the sound insulation effect of the house, the size of the home, and whether the surrounding neighbors are Easy to get along with etc.

3. You can only keep one Bombay cat. It cannot accept other cats and will fight;

Bombay cats are quite arrogant and self-centered. They like to be solitary and cannot get along well with other cats. If you raise a Bombay cat, you cannot raise other cats. It can accept dogs but is unwilling to accept cats of the same kind. If you are raising a Bombay cat, be prepared to only raise one. Even if it is its own litter, it will have to be given away after weaning.

4. Bombay cats are lively and clingy and require their owners to spend a lot of time exercising and playing with them.

The Bombay cat has a lively personality and is friendly and clingy. It exercises a lot and is more like a dog. It needs its owner to exercise with it every day to consume energy. It also needs more space than other cats. It jumps up and down and cannot stop. If you don't want it to cause havoc at home, you have to play games with it every day to consume its energy.