The favourite perch of the Devon Rex is right at head level, on the shoulder of her favorite person. She takes a lively interest in everything that is going on and refuses to be left out of any activity. Count on her to stay as close to you as possible, occasionally communicating his opinions in a quiet voice. She loves people and welcomes the attentions of friends and family alike.
Origin
United Kingdom
Life Span
10–15 years
Weight
2–5 kg
Grooming
low
Shedding
low
Good with Children
Yes
Good with Other Pets
Yes
Apartment Friendly
Yes
Active and playful breed requiring daily interactive play sessions with toys, climbing structures, and mental stimulation.
Low-maintenance coat requiring weekly brushing. Occasional bathing as needed.
Feed a high-quality cat food appropriate for their age and activity level. Maintain fresh water at all times. Monitor weight to prevent obesity.
Highly social breed that thrives on companionship. Does not do well left alone for extended periods. Consider a companion pet.
Annual wellness exams, vaccinations, dental checkups, and parasite prevention. Spay/neuter recommended if not breeding.
Devon Rex cats typically live 10 to 15 years with proper care, nutrition, and regular veterinary checkups.
Yes! Devon Rex cats are excellent with children. They are patient, gentle, and enjoy the energy and attention that kids provide.
Devon Rex cats are relatively low-maintenance in the grooming department. Weekly brushing is usually sufficient.
Yes, Devon Rex cats adapt very well to apartment living. They are versatile and can thrive in smaller spaces.
An adult Devon Rex typically weighs between 2 and 5 kg (5 - 10 lbs).
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