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Egyptian Mau

An athletic, naturally spotted and sensitive cat that is fast, observant and closely bonded with trusted people.

Egyptian Mau on Wefido
SizeMedium
Weight3–5 kg
Height20–25 cm
Life expectancy12–15 years
Exercise35 minutes per day
OriginEgypt / modern development in the United States
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Full description

The Egyptian Mau is an agile, active cat that often enjoys running, climbing and watching its surroundings from high places. It may be affectionate with its household but cautious around strangers or sudden changes, so patient introductions and a predictable routine are valuable. Daily interactive play, secure vertical space and opportunities to chase appropriate toys help meet its physical and mental needs. The short spotted coat is easy to maintain.

Compatibility

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Characteristic details
Health 4/5 The Egyptian Mau generally has a favourable to moderate health profile. Conditions reported in some lines include hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, urinary tract disease and pyruvate kinase deficiency. Recommended preventive care includes cardiac screening and relevant genetic testing in at-risk breeding lines, attention to hydration and urinary signs, dental care and healthy weight management.
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Things to consider
  • Individual animals can differ from general breed tendencies.
  • Health, upbringing and environment also influence day-to-day needs.
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