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Domestic longhaired cat

(Redirected from Domestic longhair cat) A domestic longhaired cat is the proper name for any cat with medium or long fur, if it not a pedigreed member of a recognised breed. They make excellent family pets for people who are prepared to give their coat the extra care it needs. Domestic longhairs come in all the standard cat colours including tabby, torty, bi-coloured etc. If their fur combines several shades of the same colour they may be referred to as a 'smoke'. A longhaired cat is not able to maintain its own coat - they must be groomed for at least half an hour per day, and preferably bathed every week or two. The cat may not enjoy the bathing process, but if it is bathed and groomed regularly from kittenhood it will accept it as a standard part of its routine. Very long-haired cats do not make good outside animals, as their coats are extremely prone to matting. In extreme cases, the mats come to resemble wings, leading to stories of winged cats.

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