A rare curly-coated cat with a soft, wavy coat
The Oregon Rex is a rare curly-coated cat from the United States, now seldom seen and not recognised by most registries. Detailed information is limited, but it is generally described as a friendly, moderately active cat with a soft, wavy coat.
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This breed enjoys about 35 minutes of play a day. Around 2 sitter visits a day keeps that routine going, along with fresh food, water and a clean litter tray, when work or travel gets in the way.
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Minutes of play a day
2
Suggested visits a day
Cat sitting
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It is very rare and no longer widely bred or recognised. Cats sold under the name should be checked carefully for a genuine background.
Their coats are thin and wavy and usually shed lightly, though this varies. No cat is allergy-free, so meet the individual first.
They are described as friendly and tolerant, but temperament varies by cat. As always, children should stroke and lift gently.
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