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Buying a Cymric
Buying a Cymric is a big decision, and it is important to feel confident throughout the entire process. On Get a Pet, you can compare current listings from both breeders and private sellers, see price, age, and location, and contact sellers directly.
All listings show essential information about the dog, so you can easily decide whether it fits your lifestyle and circumstances.
What makes the Cymric different from other tailless cats?
This breed is essentially the longhaired version of the Manx, sharing the same rounded body, strong hindquarters, and naturally short or absent tail. Its main difference is the semi-long, plush coat that creates a softer, more flowing outline while retaining the same overall structure and temperament.
Are Cymric cats completely tailless, and is that healthy?
Not all individuals are completely tailless; some have a small stump or a partial tail. The tailless trait is linked to a spinal mutation that can also cause neurological or skeletal issues, so responsible breeders carefully manage matings and often avoid breeding two completely tailless cats together.
Do Cymric cats have specific health problems related to their spine and tail?
They are at increased risk for conditions such as Manx syndrome, which can involve spine, bowel, and bladder abnormalities. Symptoms may include difficulty walking, incontinence, or chronic constipation, so early veterinary screening and choosing a reputable breeder are especially important.
What is the Cymric’s temperament like in a family home?
They are typically affectionate, people oriented cats that bond closely with their household and often follow family members from room to room. Many are playful and intelligent yet not overly vocal, which suits homes that want an interactive companion without constant noise.
How much grooming does a Cymric’s long coat really need?
The semi-long double coat tends to mat if neglected, particularly around the hindquarters, chest, and belly. Brushing two to three times a week is usually enough for most cats, but during seasonal shedding a quick daily combing helps prevent tangles and hairballs.
Is a Cymric a good choice for an apartment or indoor-only lifestyle?
They generally adapt well to indoor living because they enjoy close contact with their people and do not require large territories. Providing climbing areas, interactive toys, and regular play is important, as their strong hind legs and active nature benefit from safe outlets for jumping and chasing.
How active are Cymric cats, given their stocky build and strong hind legs?
Despite their rounded, solid body, they are quite agile and known for powerful jumps and bursts of play. They often enjoy fetch, puzzle toys, and vertical spaces, so owners should expect to engage them mentally and physically rather than assuming they are purely sedentary lap cats.
Are Cymric cats suitable for households with children and other pets?
Most are tolerant, social cats that cope well with respectful children and can live peacefully with other pets when introductions are managed slowly. Their playful yet steady nature often fits active households, but supervision is important to ensure their back and hindquarters are not mishandled.
What should I ask a breeder specifically when buying a Cymric kitten?
You should ask about screening for spinal and bowel issues, how the tails and hindquarters of the litter have been evaluated, and whether any kittens have shown signs of neurological problems. It is also wise to request health records on the parents, including details on tail length, and to see where the kittens are raised to assess socialization.
How big do Cymric cats get and when do they reach full maturity?
They are medium to medium-large, muscular cats that often feel heavier than they look, with many adults ranging around 8 to 12 pounds depending on sex and lines. Physical and emotional maturity can take up to three to four years, so young adults may still fill out and calm down over time.