Kyle Hinshaw, who lives in Greater Los Angeles and runs Animal Kingdom Dog Grooming, has an impressive following on TikTok ...

Exotic cats bring a touch of the wild into our homes while maintaining the friendly demeanor of domestic pets Many people are drawn to these breeds for their unique appearances and charming personalit ...

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Breeders in the US have created the new cat breed by mixing the hairless gene from Sphynx cats with the short-legged gene from Munchkin cats. However, animal welfare experts have raised concerns ...

But cat fans are being advised against purchasing the mutant moggies that have been bred by mixing the gene that causes hairlessness in sphynx cats with the gene responsible for the short legs of ...

Pet lovers have been warned not to buy XL bully cats, with experts warning the “mutant breed” will suffer serious health issues. The felines have taken their names from the banned XL bully ...

According to reports, breeders in the US have been breeding cats with the hairless gene, from Sphynx cats, together with the short-legged gene from Munchkin cats, with the resulting hybrid known ...

Unlike pedigree breeding, which focuses on keeping animals purebred, mutant breeding involves intentionally combining genetic mutations to create cats with a specific look. In this case, they mix the ...

Breeders have crossed the hairlessness gene in sphynx cats with that which causes munchkin cats to have short legs. Animal experts have urged pet lovers not to purchase 'mutant and experimental ...

Breeders created the “bully cats”, which are named after the resemblance to the outlawed XL dogs, by mixing the gene that causes hairlessness in sphynx cats with the gene responsible for the short ...

Bullycats' are rising in popularity (Instagram/@bullbinos) “Bullycats are likely to suffer similarly shortened lives to those reported from a recent RVC VetCompass paper in Sphynx cats that ...