A "perfect" cat? I've looked for a long time for the perfect munchkin breeder to contact. Beth at CalicoRose was my choice - a wonderful, responsible breeder with a heart of gold and amazing, lovable, hand-raised kittens. An animal loves you unconditionally, and nothing will substitute for it.
How do i love thee.. let me count the ways! My lovable, huggable, adorable, very special cat - Marsh [Marshmallow]. Marsh has proven himself again and again as the most gentle, loving boy. I call him 'moi malchik' in russian, which roughly translates to 'my little boy'. He loves to snuggle, purr, be around people and is all around a very social cat. He loves his toys, especially sherpa mice, Da Bird and laser pointer. Everybody seems to love him to death at first glance.
Cat forums: There are great cat forums out there, I list my favorites ones like CatForum.com and TheCatSite.com.
FreshMagic Cat Litter: I have to mention FreshMagic Cat Litter. I'm in no way paid to advertise it, I just feel if as much people know about an alternative to 'clumping' litters, the better. It's the world's greatest litter.
Munchkin Cats: Munchkin Cat Breed
"The feline version of the Dachshund, this controversial new short-legged breed (named after the little people of Oz) is friendly, confident, talkative, and intelligent, with a wonderful sense of humor. Munchkin cats are extremely easygoing and so make great companions for children." |
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Polydactyl (Hemingway) Cats: Marshmallow is Polydactyl, he has classic "mitten paws". He can be in fact called a Hemingway Munchkin. As one of true polydactyl cats, he has 21 claws:
- 6 (5+1) on each front paw
- 5 (4+1) on back right
- 4 on back left
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Polydactyl, or extra digits, is a common trait among cats, particularly it seems, among Celtic cats and cats on part of America's Eastern coast and South West Britain. It is simply a naturally occurring genetic variation and polydactyly is also found in fossil reptiles - meaning that five digits might be the abnormal form! Polydactyl (six or seven toes) varies from the classic "mitten cat" through to cats which simply have more toes than normal, but no "thumb". Some owners of polydactyl cats joke that their cats are more intelligent because of this and represent the next stage in feline evolution - the ability to open cartons and cans unaided. Polydactyl cat may be known by various names - "mitten cats", "thumb cats", "six-finger cats" and "Hemingway cats. |
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