Ocicat Kittens
A spotted cat with no wild ancestry at all — the look is entirely domestic in origin.
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Good to know
- Appeared by accident in 1964 while breeding an Abyssinian-pointed Siamese.
- Built from Siamese, Abyssinian and American Shorthair lines.
- Spots are scattered in a thumbprint pattern across the flanks.
Who it suits
Owners who want a wild-looking cat with a dog-like, sociable temper and no hybrid paperwork.
Care
Easy grooming. It is active and clever, so rotate toys and teach it tricks.
History of the breed
In 1964 Virginia Daly was trying to produce an Abyssinian-pointed Siamese. An unexpected spotted kitten appeared in the second generation, and her daughter said he looked like an ocelot. The breed was built from that accident using Siamese, Abyssinian and American Shorthair.
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