Egyptian Mau Cats in England

2 Egyptian Mau Cats in England

Stunning queen egyptian mau active

Egyptian Mau

6 yearsAge

1Sex

£800Price

Hotel catiforna is looking for a forever, loving home for our queen, Cleopatra and Egyptian Mau she comes as active. She is gccf and tica registered. she has been just genetically cleared by Langford veterinarians for any defects. She is litter trained and fully socialized. She loves hugs.

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Berkeley, Gloucestershire

5.00

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TICA REG SNOW SILVER & SMOKE EGYPTIAN MAU X BENGAL

Egyptian Mau

9 weeksAge

43Sex

£350Price

‼️Price are dramatically reduced due to going abroad in few weeks ‼️Normal price for smoke kittens - £550 and silver- £800‼️ All kittens are trained to not touch the tree, but they’re secretly plotting to become its glittery guardian angels. ✅Health checked by certified vet ✅All treatments done on time ✅Lifetime support ✅Free 4 weeks insurance ✅Welcome pack ✅TICA regi

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Southampton, Southampton

5.00

FAQs

How can I identify an Egyptian Mau cat?

An Egyptian Mau cat can be identified by its lithe and muscular body with longer hind legs that give it a tiptoe stance, a distinctive spotted coat pattern available in colors like silver, bronze, black, or blue, a unique 'M' shaped scarab mark on the forehead, large expressive gooseberry green eyes, and a loose flap of skin from flank to back knee which aids agility. They typically weigh between 6 to 14 pounds and have a body length of up to 16 inches.

How much does an Egyptian Mau kitten cost?

The cost of an Egyptian Mau kitten usually ranges from £400 to £1000, depending on factors like pedigree, breeder reputation, and quality of the kitten. Prices can vary, sometimes going as low as £350 or as high as £2100, but typically fall between £400 and £1000 in the UK.

Are Egyptian Mau cats good pets?

Egyptian Mau cats make excellent pets as they are athletic, playful, and loyal companions. They require plenty of physical and mental stimulation, making them suitable for active owners who can engage with them regularly. They are affectionate but tend to be more active and enjoy interactive play.

Do Egyptian Mau cats enjoy being held?

Egyptian Mau cats generally tolerate being held but prefer engaging in active play and having the freedom to move. They appreciate interaction but are more inclined towards physical activity rather than extended periods of being restrained.