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Javanese
Cats Breed
small
Size
11
Years Life Expectancy
1
Years to Maturity
About Javanese
The Javanese is a small cat breed originating from United States. Weighing 2-5 kg, with a typical lifespan of 10-12 years (average 11 years). Known for being active, devoted and intelligent.
Detailed Overview
The Javanese is a small domestic cat breed with origins in United States. Javanese are endlessly interested, intelligent and active. They tend to enjoy jumping to great heights, playing with fishing pole-type or other interactive toys and just generally investigating their surroundings. He will attempt to copy things you do, such as opening doors or drawers. Adult cats typically weigh 2-5 kg. With proper care, they generally live 10-12 years, with an average life expectancy of 11 years.
Javaneses are known for their active, devoted, intelligent and playful nature. This breed exhibits high energy levels. They are particularly highly affectionate, socially oriented and intelligent. This breed tends to be quite vocal and communicative.
Care for the Javanese involves routine feline husbandry practices. Their grooming needs are relatively minimal with basic brushing. Cats reach full maturity around 0.9 years and enter senior status at approximately 12 years. Regular veterinary checkups, appropriate nutrition, and preventive care support optimal health and longevity.
The Javanese can make an excellent companion for the right household. Their high energy levels require adequate mental stimulation and interactive play. Proper socialization, environmental enrichment, and consistent care help ensure a well-adjusted and healthy companion.
As with all cats, individual personality can vary, and proper introduction to new environments and experiences during kittenhood helps develop a well-socialized adult cat.
Javaneses are known for their active, devoted, intelligent and playful nature. This breed exhibits high energy levels. They are particularly highly affectionate, socially oriented and intelligent. This breed tends to be quite vocal and communicative.
Care for the Javanese involves routine feline husbandry practices. Their grooming needs are relatively minimal with basic brushing. Cats reach full maturity around 0.9 years and enter senior status at approximately 12 years. Regular veterinary checkups, appropriate nutrition, and preventive care support optimal health and longevity.
The Javanese can make an excellent companion for the right household. Their high energy levels require adequate mental stimulation and interactive play. Proper socialization, environmental enrichment, and consistent care help ensure a well-adjusted and healthy companion.
As with all cats, individual personality can vary, and proper introduction to new environments and experiences during kittenhood helps develop a well-socialized adult cat.
Temperament
ActiveDevotedIntelligentPlayful
Health Considerations
Quick Facts
Category:Cats
Size:small
Weight:2 - 5 kg
Life Span:11 years
Maturity:1 years
Senior Age:12 years
Additional Information
adaptability score:4
affection level score:5
alternative names:
child friendly score:4
citations json:N/A
country code:US
dog friendly score:4
energy level score:5
grooming score:1
health issues score:3