FAQ

The Pixiebob is a fully domestic cat breed that mimics the look of a bobcat but contains no wild DNA, unlike the wild North American bobcat.

Pixiebob cats are a rare breed and can be expensive, typically costing between $800 and $2,500 when purchased from a reputable breeder.

Yes, Pixiebob cats are considered a rare breed and are typically expensive to obtain from reputable breeders.

Pixie-bobs resemble bobcats with short or bobbed tails, spotted coats, stocky builds, and may have extra toes; they’re affectionate and sociable pets.

A Pixie-bob is a domestic cat breed developed in the Pacific Northwest that resembles a wild bobcat in appearance but has no wildcat ancestry. It's known for its bobbed tail, spotted coat, and affectionate, dog-like personality.

The three early warning signs of kidney disease in cats are increased thirst (polydipsia), increased urination (polyuria), and weight loss.

Three early warning signs of kidney disease in cats include increased thirst (polydipsia), increased urination (polyuria), and weight loss.

The three early warning signs of kidney disease in cats are increased thirst (polydipsia), increased urination (polyuria), and loss of appetite.

Recovery of kidney function in cats depends on the cause, severity, and whether the issue is acute or chronic; early intervention improves outcomes.

The life expectancy of a cat with an enlarged kidney depends on the underlying cause, stage of disease at diagnosis, and response to treatment. With early detection and proper management, many cats can live for months to several years.