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At Petsydna, we’re here to give you the knowledge you need to give your cat the best life possible. From in-depth cat product reviews to veterinarian-written guides on cat health issues, medications, and more, you’ll find everything you need to give your cat the best—all in one place.
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Our team is 100% cat-obsessed, and we’re dedicated to providing safe, reputable information that keeps cats happy and healthy.
We don’t want to waste your time
If you’ve spent some time looking for cat information on the web, you’ll know that a lot of it is slow, boring, and even seems like it was copied and pasted from somewhere else. We’re here to get you the facts with no fluff—that way, you can spend less time researching and more time with your cat.
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While other cat product reviewers receive free products in exchange for reviews and even accept money behind-the-scenes for a good review, we have a strict no-paid-reviews policy. We buy all of our own products for review and test them with real cats.

How it all began

It is wrong to think of this breed as only ornamental. They are very active and peculiar, so they are ideal for life in the house. These cats will brighten up the loneliness of any person, and most importantly – will show interest in them.

If you delve into their origins, you can get confused. They are among the oldest species of domestic cats. But their name suggests the most likely theory of their origin. Experts are inclined to believe that they first appeared in Abyssinia (now Epopia). It is noticeable, because their appearance and character hides something mysterious, andhistorical.

This cat is in the top five for a reason. They live an average of 12-16 years. At the same time, females are valued more in this breed. The reason for this phenomenon is that their birth rate is lower. The blue abyssinian cat or the same breed with a different color, changes its color throughout its life. For example, in infancy, they are dark. During development, they change their appearance and become lighter. So if you are looking at them at a very young age, remember this characteristic.

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Doron Wolffberg
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