The Bombay was developed by a U.S. cat breeder named Nikki Horner, who sought to create a cat breed that looked like a miniature panther in 1953. Although it took her many y… See more

Bombays' coats are short, so you won't have much grooming to do. On the other hand, you will … See more

Though the Bombay is generally a healthy and long-living cat, a few genetically linked diseasesare present in the breed, including: 1. Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy(which causes thic… See more

The Bombay has a stocky, muscular build and rounded head, resembling a mini leopard or jaguar. Their ears are medium-sized, and their large eyes range in color from rich g… See more