13 Things to Know About Bambino Cat Breed

The Discerning Cat

The Bambino cat is no different from the personality of the regal Sphynx. However, it’s also crossed with the short-legged Munchkin.

The Discerning Cat

As a controversial experimental breed, there’s a number of things you’d need to know about the Bambino before diving into owning one.

The Discerning Cat

In this post, You’ll find the essentials to understanding these short-legged felines.

13 Things to Know About Bambino Cat Breed

There’s a reason why you probably haven’t heard of Bambino before this post. That’s because these cuties were only registered as official breed in 2005.

The First Bambino Litter Registered Was in 2005

Because of their short, velvety coat, these felines tend to get colder than your everyday cat.

They Need a Jacket in Winter

Now that we know that Bambino means baby, it may come as a surprise that these kitties eat a lot.

Despite Being Tiny, These Cats Eat a Lot

This friendly and lovable breed has a personality of its own, often one that might leave you laughing out loud.

Bambino Is as Funny as It Looks

It’s definitely odd that this hairless cat came from the land of ice and snow, but the Sphynx was actually an accidental breed.

The Bambinos Heritage Lies in Canada

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