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Manx

Cats Breed

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Years Life Expectancy

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About Manx

The Manx is a medium-sized cat breed originating from Isle of Man. Weighing 3-6 kg, with a typical lifespan of 12-14 years (average 13 years). Known for being easy going, intelligent and loyal. Care considerations: monitor for spinal abnormalities and mobility issues.

Detailed Overview

The Manx is a medium-sized domestic cat breed with origins in Isle of Man. The Manx is a placid, sweet cat that is gentle and playful. She never seems to get too upset about anything. She is a loving companion and adores being with people. Adult cats typically weigh 3-6 kg. With proper care, they generally live 12-14 years, with an average life expectancy of 13 years.

Manxs are known for their easy going, intelligent, loyal and playful nature. This breed exhibits moderate energy levels. They are particularly highly affectionate, socially oriented and intelligent.

Care for the Manx involves routine feline husbandry practices. Their grooming needs are relatively minimal with basic brushing. Expect moderate to high shedding, particularly during seasonal changes. Cats reach full maturity around 1 years and enter senior status at approximately 11 years. Health considerations include: monitor for spinal abnormalities and mobility issues.. Regular veterinary checkups, appropriate nutrition, and preventive care support optimal health and longevity.

The Manx can make an excellent companion for the right household. 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.