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  • Havana Brown Cats
  • From "Company of Animals"
    episode COA-112
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    The Havana brown's coat is a reddish-mahogany shade.

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    These cats were once disqualified from shows, because their eyes were not blue like those of the Siamese.

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    Havana browns are the only cats with a matching muzzle and whiskers.

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    These cats are surprisingly muscular.

    Havana brown cats, a cross between a Siamese and a black American shorthair cat, were bred for color. The cross was successful, but the combination also produced cats with a wonderful personality.

    Personality

    • Intelligence

    • Affection

    • Pleasant voice

    • Companionship

    • Ability to learn tricks, obey commands, and learn to fetch

    • "Manual" dexterity.

    Physical Appearance

    • Brown, no markings

    • Luxurious minklike fur

    • Oval green eyes

    • Flared ears

    • Sleek, very muscular body

    • Medium-length coat that sheds very little (brush every two weeks)

    • "Break" in the muzzle (can be felt when grasping the muzzle).

    Health

    • It's important to clean your cat's teeth as a preventive measure.

    Web site resources for Havana Brown Cats:

    Cat Fanciers' Association information on Havana Brown Cats

    A site dedicated to the Havana Brown Cat


    RESOURCES :
    Dr. Pitcairn's Complete Guide to Natural Health for Dogs and Cats
    Model: 0875962432
    Author: Richard H. Pitcairn
    (1995)

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    Phone: 515-242-0282

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