How to tell whether a Bombay cat is pure or not:

1. Look at the eyes. Bombay eyes are all copper and gold. If you see blue, green, or yellow-green eyes, it is obvious that it is not a Bombay cat.

2. Look at the ears. The ears of black native cats are thinner and pointed at the top (top), while the ears of Bombay cats feel wider and rounder.

3. Look at the nose. There is no nose bridge in Mumbai. The nose begins to bulge at the middle line of the eyes or the line under the eyes. The nose is very upturned, and the upturn disappears after a short time. It can be said that the nose is very short. The earth cat has a bridge of nose, and the nose is very long.

4. Look at the face shape. If you look at it from the side, you can see that the forehead of a Bombay cat is protruding, the nose is recessed and then comes out, and then it and the mouth are in a straight line, while the ordinary native cat has a face that is slanted sideways.

Advantages and disadvantages of Bombay cat:

Advantages of Bombay cat

1. Bombay cat has strong adaptability, stable personality and ability to Get along well with humans.

2. Bombay cats are agile, intelligent, responsive and easy to train.

3. Bombay cats do not bark, are very quiet when raised, and will not disturb people.

4. Bombay cats are particularly gentle and like to cuddle up next to their owners.

Disadvantages of Bombay Cats

1. They are energetic and curious and need people to play with them.

2. The gastrointestinal absorption capacity is not very good, so it is easy to become malnourished.

3. It is easy to suffer from skin diseases and difficult to maintain.