Bambino

Bambino

The Bambino is a rare hairless cat with short legs, an unusual appearance, an affectionate nature and a strong need for human attention.

Rating

Breed characteristics

Activity 7/10
Trainability 8/10
Good with children 9/10
Shedding 1/10
Guarding 8/10
Care 8/10
Description

About the breed

The Bambino is a rare hairless cat with short legs, an unusual appearance, an affectionate nature and a strong need for human attention.

Breed history

The breed is connected with USA. Its modern type was shaped by natural qualities, appearance and the role of a domestic companion.

Appearance and features

Size: small size. Weight: males: 2–4 kg, females: 2–3.5 kg. Coat: hairless. Typical colours: all colours.

Temperament

The Bambino is childlike: playful, trusting and strongly attached to family. It usually accepts children and other pets well but needs gentle handling because of its body structure.

Care and lifestyle

Skin care is the priority: regular bathing, cleaning skin folds and protection from cold and sun. Because of the short legs, safe steps to sofas and beds are better than high jumps.

Health

Good nutrition, weight control, vaccinations, parasite prevention and routine veterinary checks are important for long-term health.

Best suited for

Best suited for: indoor home, attentive family, owners ready for skin care.

Temperament

Temperament and behavior

The Bambino is childlike: playful, trusting and strongly attached to family. It usually accepts children and other pets well but needs gentle handling because of its body structure.

Stable behaviour depends on respect for the cat's personal space, play and a clear household routine.

Care

Care and keeping

Skin care is the priority: regular bathing, cleaning skin folds and protection from cold and sun. Because of the short legs, safe steps to sofas and beds are better than high jumps.

Daily routine

Regular play, food control, clean water, scratching posts and a quiet resting place are useful.