Lambkin cat care

Nurturing this gentle and unique dwarf breed

The Lambkin cat, a rare and enchanting dwarf breed, is beloved for its affectionate nature and soft, plush coat. Despite their smaller size, Lambkins are sturdy and playful, requiring thoughtful care to ensure they thrive.

Coat care for Lambkin cats

Lambkins can have either a curly or straight coat, often depending on their lineage. Both types require regular grooming.

Tips for Lambkin coat care

• Brushing: For curly coats, use a wide-toothed comb to prevent tangles; for straight coats, a soft-bristle brush works well. Groom weekly.

• Bathing: Bathe as needed with a mild cat shampoo, particularly if your Lambkin has a thicker coat prone to dirt buildup.

• Shedding: Lambkins shed minimally, but grooming helps manage loose fur.

Nail and paw care

Regular nail trimming and access to scratching posts are vital for their paw health.

Ears, eyes, and dental hygiene

• Ears: Clean gently if wax buildup is present.

• Eyes: Wipe away any discharge with a damp cloth.

• Teeth: Brush regularly to prevent dental issues, or provide dental treats for easier maintenance.

Nutrition for Lambkin cats

A balanced diet rich in protein and raw chicken thigh fillet are crucial to support their energy and compact muscular build. Ensure consistent access to fresh water to keep them hydrated.

Mental and physical stimulation

Lambkins are social and playful:

• Provide interactive toys and climbing structures.

• Engage in daily play sessions to keep them active.

• They love cuddling, so make time for bonding.

Dominant blue and odd-eyes program

At New Wave Kitty cattery, our dominant blue and odd eyes Lambkins stand out for their rare beauty while remaining perfectly healthy. These traits are a testament to the breed’s diversity and charm.

Veterinary care and general wellness

Routine vet visits, vaccinations, and parasite prevention are vital. Spaying or neutering is recommended unless they are part of a breeding program.