Toyger: features of the cat breed, history, photos, care

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Have you decided to buy a toyger kitten? You have made the right choice - the Toyger kittens presented in this section of the site are already ready to move. Check out the Toyger kittens below - they are gorgeous! It doesn’t matter where you live - the toyger kittens of the rare breed cattery are not afraid of distances and are ready to travel anywhere on our planet.

The kittens' parents were tested for leukemia, immunodeficiency and coronavirus with negative results. Before purchasing a kitten, please read the purchase agreement

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Write to us on WhatsApp number +79057806580 and we will send you a video of the kitten you like. ********************************************* As of today, We have Toyger kittens available. The status of a kitten “reserved” means that an advance payment has been made for the baby and a potential owner is waiting for him. However, there are situations when, for some reason, plans change and the kitten is put up for sale again. Follow the news. To view more photos, simply click on the number or photo of the kitten you are interested in. If you wish, we can send you a video of the kitten you are interested in or show it online. Write to us on WhatsApp number +79057806580 and we will send you a video of the kitten you like.

Write to us on WhatsApp number +79057806580 and we will send you a video of the kitten you like.
When the kittens are 4 months old, they can move to their forever home. The kitten is growing, in photographs it looks like an adult, but in life it has just reached the age when the post-vaccination quarantine is over and the cub can be separated from its mother. Kittens from our cats are planned for the winter of 2021-22: Antares + Iskan + and others ————————————————————————————————— ———————————————— _________________________________________________________ _________ You can look at the alumni page to see how our Toyger kittens grow up. ————————————————————-next to each toyger kitten we write its status: For purchase / avialable - the kitten is free and is offered for purchase. held - this means there is an agreement with potential buyer, but she has not yet been confirmed financially reserve / temporary reserve or nursery reserve - the kitten is kept, but over time it can be put up for sale, and also sold if the buyer receives an offer that we cannot refuse. reserve / reserved - for A deposit has been made for the kitten, it grows for its new owner and, upon reaching a certain age, will be transferred to the buyer after full payment. However, there are cases when for some reason the buyer does not pick up his pet and the kitten is removed from the reservation. sold/sold - the kitten has been fully paid for and has moved to its owner. --------------------- Attention! Please note that a large number of cats called toygers have now spilled into the vastness of the country. The huge nursery closed due to the death of the owner. The cats fell into the hands of random, incompetent people. Most cats are sick. However, they continue to reproduce. The diseases are different. Genetic, infectious. Many diseases are in a latent state. Even tests cannot always diagnose them. Be carefull!!!

Buy kittens from trusted nurseries with real documents confirming their breed and health! To read more about the documents and see how they should look, you can follow the link - Documents, choosing a kitten. Read more As they grow and mature, toyger kittens change a lot. They grow, they stretch, they form. Breeders usually try to predict the appearance of an adult toyger based on the first days of a newborn kitten’s life. Read more

To view more photos, simply click on the number or photo of the kitten you are interested in. If you wish, we can send you a video of the kitten you are interested in or show it online. When the kittens are 4 months old, they can move to their forever home. The kitten is growing, in photographs it looks like an adult, but in life it has just reached the age when the post-vaccination quarantine is over and the cub can be separated from its mother. Starting from 1.5 months, kittens begin the so-called phasing period, when their beautiful fur coat loses its elegant bright color and pattern, the contrast is washed out and covered with a camouflaging “patina”, like needles. Phasing begins to go away after 4 months. And it goes away completely around 6-7 months. Read more And we can also offer free sterilization, only with reimbursement of the cost of sterilization, to a toyger cat that has completed its breeding career or a handsome adult cat. Adult toygers very quickly get used to their new home and order.

You can now choose and reserve your favorite Toyger kitten in our cattery based on photographs and videos. The name of the Tiger breed is a misnomer. The correct name is toyger. Each kitten has its own personal page, which you can access by clicking on the inscription “More details / more photos”, which is located in the lower right corner in each cell of the table. On this page you will find additional photographs of the kitten at different periods of its life, as well as links to videos. If necessary and at your request, in addition to photographs, we can show it to you via Skype or send a video recording. Toyger kittens are allowed to be viewed in the nursery after the first vaccination and first quarantine, i.e. no earlier than they reach the age of 2.5 months. We ask you to understand us and have pity on our children. Because small unvaccinated kittens are susceptible to various kinds of deadly infections that can enter their home from the feet of visitors. Toyger kittens mature slowly, not early, so do not rush to pick up a small kitten from the nursery. He needs to get stronger and have time to learn a lot. Let the Toyger kitten get strong immunity and the first school of life with the support of its mother! Toyger kittens are completely ready to move (fully vaccinated, socialized, neutered) at approximately 3.5-4 months of age.

Our contacts: +7-905-780-65-80, [email protected]

————————————————— Each buyer, along with the kitten, receives a contract with guarantees of health and purity of the breed, a birth certificate for the kitten, an international veterinary passport with notes on routine vaccinations and treatment from parasites according to age, brochures on feeding and raising the baby, as well as gifts. All our kittens are TIKA registered, the kittens leave the nursery neutered/neutered. __________________________________________————————————————————

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Appearance

The Toyger is a massive cat, reaching up to twelve kilograms in weight. Large, with large bones and heavy paws, it is a real predator. The standard prescribes the following characteristics for the breed.

Head.

Elongated, heart-shaped muzzle. Rounded ears. Small, deep-set eyes with half-lowered eyelids are distinguished by rich colors. Elongated nose, widening towards the end.

Frame

Low and long body, wide neck and chest. Powerful athletic paws. A wide, downturned tail with a rounded end.

Wool

Short, plush fur with a rich golden sheen. The pattern is “relief”: dark hairs are longer than light ones. The undercoat is soft and uniform. There is no ticking.

The main feature of the toyger is a modified tabby mackerel, a rare striped color. The main background is always contrastingly different from the color of the stripes.

The pattern consists of clear and bright vertical stripes covering the entire body and paws. The tip of the tail and paws are black. Stripes also cover the face. There are white “glasses” around the eyes.

History of origin

“Toyger” (English) is not just a “tiger”, but a “toy tiger” (from the word “toy” - toy). This breed is one of the youngest. Its author and creator is felinologist Judy Sugden. Since childhood, she has been involved in breeding cats. Her mother Jean Mill (Sugden) is the author of the world famous and popular Bengal cat.

In the late 1980s, Judy worked to improve the color of marbled Bengal cats. Then she noticed that one of the cats had atypical spots on his temples. According to the breeder, this could be the key to the development of a circular pattern on the head, like a tiger. Judy wasn't wrong.

The color of the toyger is unique and is not found in any other domestic cat.

Several Bengal cats became the genetic core of the Toyger breed. In 1903, they were infused with the blood of an ordinary street cat brought from Kashmir, India. His breeding value lay in the unique stripes on his ears. Over time, other breeders joined Judy's work. In 1993, TICA began registering Toygers, and in 2007 the breed received final recognition.

Health

Toygers are long-lived breeds. Its representatives live on average 15 years, but with proper care they can live up to 18-20 years.

The “tiger cubs” have not had their own genetic diseases, but they may suffer from pathologies characteristic of Bengals.

Among them:

• cardiomyopathy;
• cataract;
• cardiac hypotrophy.

Males may develop urolithiasis. It also occurs in cats, but much less frequently.

Toygers are not insured against common infectious diseases. The most common is feline leukemia. The only way to protect your pet from mortal danger is timely vaccination.

There is an opinion that if a cat does not go outside, there is no need to vaccinate it. This is wrong. Most pathogens that cause life-threatening diseases remain active in the environment. Owners can bring them home, for example, on shoes or dirty hands.

The vaccination schedule is drawn up by a veterinarian, based on data received from the breeder and the general health of the pet.

Most often they follow the following scheme:

• 8-12 weeks – first vaccination;
• after 2-3 weeks - revaccination;
• at 12 months – the third vaccination.

Further vaccination is carried out annually. At least 10 days before the procedure, the animal must be dewormed and free of fleas. The breeder will tell you what medications to use.

Character

Despite their “wild” appearance, these are very gentle and affectionate cats. They love the company of people and get along well with both adults and small children. They are not whimsical and feel great both in the space of a standard apartment and in a spacious house. Toygers have a calm disposition, of course, they are not averse to playing, but in general, they are balanced and leisurely animals. Toygers love to communicate; the range of sounds produced by these beauties is great, from soft purrs and loud meows to nightingale trills. The friendliness of these cats helps them find a common language with all the inhabitants of the house, including other pets with whom they often play and have fun.

Contents in the house

Pets of this breed are unpretentious and do not have any peculiarities in their maintenance. A plush coat does not require constant brushing; you should not bathe your cat more than twice a month.

Little tigers, like any true predator, need to use their growing claws. It is necessary to monitor their condition and also purchase a scratching post.

The toyger needs standard “cat procedures” - cleaning the ears, eyes, teeth.

This breed requires a thoughtful and balanced diet. Toygers are indiscriminate eaters and eat whatever their owner gives them. This often leads to digestive problems and a shortened lifespan of the animal. When choosing ready-made mixtures, you should give preference to premium food, developed taking into account the age and needs of the pet.

However, if the breeder prefers to feed the pet natural food, then you should know some nuances. The cat's diet is predominantly protein, the main food being meat, poultry, and offal. Be sure to add vegetables and cereals. Fish is not recommended for consumption. Vitamin supplements, chosen in consultation with your veterinarian, will improve your pet's health.

No genetic diseases have been identified at the moment; toygers are strong and healthy cats and rarely get sick. With proper nutrition and healthy complementary foods, there will be no problems. However, an unbalanced diet often leads to obesity, and cats have problems with the urinary tract.