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hairless cat

Ah, the hairless cat, a feline oddity that looks like it lost a bet with a lawn mower. The most famous breed is the Sphynx, known for its lack of fur, which ironically means more grooming—not less—since their skin oils need regular wiping to avoid acne and infections. Expect a medium-sized cat with a body temperature slightly higher than typical cats, around 38.5°C. They’re affectionate, curious, and surprisingly warm to the touch. Prices in Australia can range from $2,000 to $5,000 for a new kitten, while used or older cats might be found cheaper on PuppyList or Tradingpost. Remember, owning one means no dodging winter chills; they need heating pads or cosy blankets during the colder months.

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