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Cymric
A rounded, affectionate long-haired cat with a compact body and a naturally absent or very short tail.
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Score overview
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Health 2/5 The Cymric has a health profile requiring particular attention. Manx syndrome can involve spinal malformations, neurological impairment, constipation, incontinence and urinary problems, with severity varying between individual cats. Careful veterinary assessment of mobility, spinal development, bowel and bladder function is essential, together with responsible breeding practices, regular check-ups and healthy weight management. Advantages Things to consider
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