Male Norwegian Forest Cat Cats for stud

2 Male Norwegian Forest Cat Cats for stud

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Fluffy Romeo Seeking His Juliet – Meet Felix!

Norwegian Forest Cat

3 yearsAge

£100Price

Hey there, fellow cat lovers! My name is Felix, and I’m a handsome, gentle male cat looking for a lovely lady to share some purrs and whiskers with. I’m not a purebred or a fancy show winner, but I’v

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Bristol, Bristol City

1 year old male for stud

Norwegian Forest Cat

1 yearAge

£200Price

Dexter is a 1 year old Norwegian forest cat x bengal He hasn’t yet fathered any kittens as I was waiting for him to mature Female must stay for 2 days and be in heat I will send proof of mating and

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Battle, East Sussex

FAQs

Are Norwegian Forest cats good house cats?

Norwegian Forest cats make excellent house cats due to their affectionate, friendly, and playful nature. They are gentle giants, good with children and other pets, and adapt well to indoor living provided they have enough space to accommodate their size and energy levels.

What are the disadvantages of owning a Norwegian Forest cat?

The main disadvantages include their high activity levels which require regular play and mental stimulation, the need for large living spaces, significant shedding due to their thick double coat necessitating regular grooming, potential health issues like hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and hip dysplasia, sensitivity to hot climates requiring climate control, and their relative rarity which can make them harder to find.

How much does a Norwegian Forest cat cost?

Norwegian Forest cats are generally considered a costly breed, with prices typically starting from around $1,000 or more depending on pedigree and breeder reputation. Additionally, they incur ongoing costs for grooming and veterinary care.

What is the lifespan of a Norwegian Forest cat?

Norwegian Forest cats typically have a long lifespan, living around 14 to 16 years or more with proper care, nutrition, and regular veterinary attention.