Singapura

The Singapura is one of the smallest cat breeds in the world, known for its distinctive brown ticked tabby coat, curious nature, and affectionate personality.

Originating from Singapore, this breed has gained popularity globally due to its unique appearance and easygoing temperament.

The Singapura originated naturally in the streets of Singapore, with no known documented breeding programs.

In the 1970s, a few Singapura cats were brought to the United States, where they were recognized as a distinct breed and gained official recognition from various cat registries.

Physical Appearance

• Small size, with adults typically weighing 5-7 pounds
• Distinctive brown ticked tabby coat, with dark brown bars on a light brown background
• Large, almond-shaped green or hazel eyes
• Round head with prominent cheekbones
• Short, muscular body with a rounded belly

Temperament

• Affectionate and playful
• Curious and exploratory
• Social and enjoys human interaction
• Intelligent and trainable
• Vocally expressive with a soft chirping sound

• Regular brushing to maintain their coat
• Balanced diet to maintain their health
• Interactive toys and activities to keep them mentally stimulated
• Regular veterinary checkups to ensure their well-being