Bombay Katzen of Blue Sinfonie, Berlin
HISTORY
The Bombay breed also called the Black Mamba was first developed in 1965 by Nikki Homer, a breeder in Louisville, Kentucky. By crossing a sable Burmese with a black American Shorthair, Homer was able to create the Bombay which resembles a black panther. The cat was named after the port city of Bombay, India.
The Bombay was officially recognized by the Cat Fanciers’ Association in 1970 and The International Cat Association in 1979 and is considered a rare breed.
CHARACTERISTICS
| WEIGHT RANGE | 8-15 pounds |
| EYE COLOR | Copper or Gold |
| COAT | Glossy Short Length. Tendency to shed is low and require little grooming. |
| COAT COLORS | Black with black nose and mouth as well as black soles. |
| OVERALL APPEARANCE | The Bombay has a medium muscular build. The head is round, the tips of the ears are round, the eyes, chin and even the feet are round. |
| PRICE | $200-2,000 |
Bombay Katze of Blue Sinfonie aus Berlin
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
| Bombays are said to be vocal cats and exhibit typical cat behaviors. Bombays can have sinus problems (runny noses) and gingivitis. Life expectancy is 12-16 years. |
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