Singapura
Cat · Shorthair · 0 live listings
One of the smallest cat breeds, with a ticked sepia coat and large eyes, developed from cats brought from Singapore in the 1970s. Singapuras are curious, playful and people-focused, and they stay kitten-like for years.
At a glance
The tradeoffs, honestly
A Singapura is rare, with a small gene pool and few breeders. It wants company and dislikes long days alone.
Common questions
What health tests should the parents have?
Ask for a DNA result for pyruvate kinase deficiency on both parents, which occurs in the breed, plus a full vet exam of the kitten. Ask how the breeder manages inbreeding in such a small population.
Is a Singapura good with children?
Yes, with gentle children. They are playful and social but small, so they should not be handled roughly.
Can a Singapura live in an apartment?
Yes. They are small and quiet. Give them vertical space and daily play, as they are curious and active.
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