Sphynx First Australia Frequently Asked Questions

For prospective buyers information our kittens come with pedigree papers, vaccinations, vet checks with vet history, desexing, microchipping and a kitten care pack of goodies. The price of our babies is starting at $2500.

Sphynx cats get all of the nutrients they need from meat and animal products. Their diets should be high in protein and certain fats, and low in carbohydrates. Some owners may choose to give their cat a raw or 'whole food' diet, but others will rely on high-protein commercial foods (wet or dry).

They are also a vocal breed - happy to let their owner know if they are hungry or want attention. Some people do find them too much though, and this is where researching the breed before buying is a must." Owners are advised to keep them as indoor pets, ideally with access to the outdoors in an enclosed run.

Sphynx cats are the first breed most often associated with being hypoallergenic. Unlike other breeds, the hairless Sphynx does not shed any Fel D1 protein saturated fur around the house – the allergen just stays on their skin

You'd think, from the name, that this is an ancient breed, hailing from Egypt and the time of the Pharaohs, but they're not. The breed's origins actually began in Canada in 1966, when a mutant hairless male kitten named Prune was born.

The Sphynx is a highly active and affectionate companion often described as part cat, part dog, and part monkey.

Sphynx cats are among the most loving and friendly cats. If you want a cat who will sleep on your lap while you watch TV, snuggle up with you at night, and greet you at the door after work, this breed will not disappoint. They are gentle, easygoing, and good with kids, dogs, and other cats.

Sphynx cats meow a lot because they are one of the most vocal cat breeds. They meow every time they need something from you, may it be their basic needs or if they need attention. What is so intriguing is that they do not only purr and meow, but they like to talk back to their owners.

Sphynx cats are highly intelligent, alert and inquisitive of their environment. If you are looking for a cat that is independent and won't require much one on one time, this isn't the breed for you! They are extremely loyal and affectionate, often picking a favourite person in their family and becoming their shadow.

The Sphynx is not an outdoor cat, warns the Traditional Cat Breed Association. Because their skin is exposed, Sphynx cats need to be protected from the elements. That doesn't mean they can't go outside; just that they should not live outdoors.

Most people can't get over the feeling of touching a hairless cat. Petting a hairless cat has been compared to holding a warm peach, or for the manly cat lover, a chamois cloth.

Sphynx cats may eat 3-4 meals a day. They need higher amounts of protein, amino acids, and minerals, as well as vitamins. And plenty of fresh, clean water.

Sphynx is a friendly, loving, and energetic show-off who craves human attention. In contrast to her regal looks and serious expression, the sphynx is an acrobatic clown who doesn't take herself too seriously.

The sphynx is a very high-maintenance cat. She doesn't need to be brushed, but requires frequent bathing, generally once a week. Some Sphynx can have oily skin, others don’t. Some need a bath weekly others monthly.