5 cat breeds that shed little

All cats lose fur at some point. Shedding is a normal process in cats and is part of their natural growth cycle. In addition, some cats may shed more hair during the shedding season, especially in the spring.

When the sunny days return, the coat will regenerate. Dead hair is replaced by new hair. However, the amount of shedding can vary by breed.

Lykoi

THE lycoï is a very recent cat breed. His werewolf appearance gave him his name. Lykoï means “wolf” in ancient Greek.

Lykoi have sparse fur and are often partially naked. Due to this characteristic, it may shed less fur than breeds with more abundant fur. Despite its grumpy appearance, the lykoi is friendly with its owner and likes to play with children.

Balinese

THE Balinese is a breed that closely resembles the Siamese with its slender body, pointed ears and triangular face. However, it stands out for its long and silky hair, which gives it an elegant appearance. Although they have a long coat, Balinese shed less than other breeds due to the lack of undercoat.

They are very intelligent and vocal cats that enjoy interacting with their owners.

devon rex

THE devon rex is a breed of cats with an atypical figure. Like the Cornish Rex, Devon has little hair. It has a short, curly coat that requires little care and does not shed much.

The Devon Rex is the result of a genetic mutation of wild cats. Devon Rexes are very active, curious and intelligent cats. They are also playful cats that love to explore their environment and participate in all the activities around the house.

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Korat

THE Korat is a cat breed originating from Thailand that is characterized by short fur and large, bright green eyes. Their coat requires little maintenance. They tend to shed less than long-haired breeds due to the density of their fur. Sweet, cuddly and cute, this cat is very social and gets along well with children, other pets and even strangers.

Read alsoKorat: origin, size and character

Bombay

THE Bombay, often described as resembling a mini black panther, has a short, dense coat that requires little maintenance. Although they may shed some hair, this shedding is generally mild compared to some other long-haired breeds. This breed is known to be intelligent and curious. Bombay is often described as a “cat dog” because of its attachment and desire to follow its owner everywhere.

Read alsoBombay: Origin, Size and Character

Adopting an animal commits you, it is a decision that you will have to think carefully. Feel free to contact yours veterinary or the shelter closest to you before you head out. They will be able to advise you on which breed of cat will suit you best.