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The Bombay cat is thought to have been bred from the playful Burmese cat, and a smaller short-haired cat in the 1950s. The Bombay cat was initially bred in order to produce a domestic cat that looked that a panther.
There are two main types of Bombay cat today, the American Bombay cat and the British Bombay Cat, both species are generally black although some American Bombay cats are breed to have spots which slightly resemble those of a leopard.
The Bombay cat is a very distinctive domestic cat breed as they generally have black fur and either green or orange eyes depending on the sub-species. Bombay cat also has a long, narrow body and small heads.
The Bombay cat is thought to have a very similar personality to the Burmese cat, in that the Bombay cat is excitable and affectionate. This has meant that today, the Bombay cat is a very popular domestic cat breed.
Like the Burmese, the Bombay cat is a highly intelligent animal and is extremely energetic. The cleverness and activeness of the Bombay cat, ensure that it is generally a successful hunter.
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Bombay Facts
| Name: | Bombay |
| Origin: | North America |
| Average Size: | 60cm (2ft) |
| Average Weight: | 4.5kg (10lbs) |
| Average Life Span: | 13 years |
| Group: | Shorthair |
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| Colour: | Brown, Black |
| Average Litter Size: | 6 |
| Temperament: | Intelligent, energetic, calm and friendly |
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Related Animals
 | Balinese
Playful and energetic breed! |
 | Birman
Also known as the Sacred Cat of Burma! |
 | Burmese
Adoring, elegant and affectionate! |
 | Javanese
Features that closely resemble a Siamese cat! |
 | Somali
Active, intelligent and playful! |
 | Tiger
The largest feline in the world!
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 | White Tiger
None have been seen in the wild for 50 years! |
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