The Singapura cat is a smallest domestic cat and is native to Singapore. The adult cats usually weigh between 6 to 8 pounds. It has large eyes, usually a vivid green or yellow, and its ears are rounded at the tips.
It was first discovered in 1972 by an American/European couple living in Singapore who noticed a group of feral cats that looked different from other cats in the area.They bred them with other cats from around the world, creating what we now know as the Singapura cat.
Singapuras have short but thick fur with distinct stripes on their coats, often in brown, black, or red shades. Its short and dense coat requires minimal grooming.
A proper diet should consist of high-quality dry food and vary the type of food you serve your cat, as this will help keep them interested in eating and avoid monotony.
Although they look small, their prominent personalities make up for their size! They are brilliant cats with friendly temperaments that love human interaction and playing games with their owners.
Their medium-length fur comes in three colors – light brown, dark brown, and black – which gives them a unique patterning on their coats, unlike any other breed!