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Hairless cat breeds are unique for their lack of fur, which gives them a striking appearance. Popular breeds include the Sphynx, Peterbald, and Donskoy. Although they are called hairless, many of these cats have fine, peach-like fuzz on their skin. Hairless cats tend to be very affectionate, social, and active. Their lack of fur makes them seek warmth, often cuddling with their owners or finding warm spots in the house.
Before adopting a hairless cat, it’s important to know that their grooming needs are different from cats with fur. They need regular baths to remove oils that would normally be absorbed by their fur. Hairless cats are also more vulnerable to sunburn and cold, so they need protection from extreme temperatures.
Challenges of owning a hairless cat include maintaining their skin health, managing oil build-up, and ensuring they stay warm. Their delicate skin may also be prone to irritations, so owners must be diligent in their care and provide a comfortable living environment.
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