Havana Brown Kittens
A solidly brown cat with green eyes and a distinctive corn-cob muzzle.
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Good to know
- Developed in Britain in the 1950s from Siamese crossed with black domestic cats.
- Only one coat colour is allowed: a warm, even brown.
- So rare that breeders share a very small worldwide gene pool.
Who it suits
Owners who want a gentle, hands-on cat that investigates everything with its paws.
Care
A weekly wipe-over is enough. Expect a cat that follows you from room to room.
History of the breed
In 1950s Britain a group of breeders set out to produce a solid brown cat by crossing Siamese with black domestic shorthairs. The result was accepted in Britain as a chestnut Oriental and in America as the Havana Brown, and the two lines have diverged since.
Available Havana Brown Kittens
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