Bombay Cats in Retford, Nottinghamshire
9 Bombay Cats in Retford, Nottinghamshire
Bombay girl kitten
Bombay
This is our beautiful bombay girl kitten. She is 12 months old and she is health checked. She is very playful and very good with kids and dogs. She is litter trained. We need to find for her forever h
bombay kitten 6 months
Bombay
bombay kitten 6 months old lovely playfully kitten flead and wormed must go to loving home £20 work commitments force's sale pick up dn14
Adult cat looking for new home (no charge)
Bombay
She’s a lovely friendly cat that loves human company. She was left in my care but unfortunately does not get on well with other cats so I am looking to find her somewhere she can be happy. Will not le
Cute black mixed breed cat- ready to leave asap
Bombay
Cute black half ragdoll cat🤍 Comes with:litter tray, scoop, toys, bed, food and water tray, scratchpost Indoor cat, incredibly friendly Ready to leave ASAP 16 weeks old
Cat for sale - Mowgli
Bombay
Mowgli is an almost 2 year old Bombay cat, he is an outdoor cat and loves to play. As i am struggling to care for him at the moment, i sadly have to give him away to a happier home. A very lovely cat
2 beautiful boys 🫶🏼
Bombay
Meet Laurel and Hardy, two stunning 6-7-month-old boys who have already endured more than any kittens should. 😩 These poor brothers were rescued from an abandoned, neglected flat where they received
2 black male cats
Bombay
2 male cats lovely cats great with children but must stay together. One is adventurous but the other takes a while to warm up to a new environment
Black beauties🧡
Bombay
Correction-4 months old. Meet Shadow and Flake, two stunning black cats with hearts full of love, each rescued from difficult beginnings and now ready to find their forever homes. 💛 About Them: •
Black tabby kittens
Bombay
Black kittens with tabby markings one has a little white patch on the chest but rest are pure black
FAQs
Why are Bombay cats special?
Bombay cats are special due to their sleek, glossy, solid black coats that extend right to the roots, including black skin on their nose, paw pads, and whiskers, giving them a distinctive 'miniature black panther' look. They have large, round copper to golden eyes, a muscular medium-sized Oriental-type body, and a smooth, rounded head. Their unique genetic background as a hybrid of Burmese and American Shorthair contributes to their striking appearance and well-balanced physique.
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