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Have you ever heard of the Devon Rex cat? It is a cat with short curly hair, big eyes, and long ears. It is adorable looking. The Devon Rex is a medium sized cat. The Devon Rex cat comes from a place in England called Devonshire. A woman by the name of Beryl Cox discovered the Devon Rex sometime in the very late 1950’s. Continue to read for more quick cool facts about the Devon Rex cat!!
What is your favorite type of cat?
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Facts about the Devon Rex:
1. The scientific name for the Devon Rex is Felis catus. There
are three types of Rex cats. Here is a list of them:
- Devon Rex
- Cornish Rex
- Selkirk Rex
2. The Devon Rex cat is a Carnivore and must eat meat to be
healthy.
3. You can acquire a Devon Rex cat as a household pet from a
reputable dealer.
4. Devon Rex cats have a lifespan of up to 15 years.
5. A group of Devon Rex cats are called a clowder, cluster,
or pounce of cats. A female Devon Rex is sometimes referred to as a dam, molly,
or queen. A male Devon Rex is called a tom or tomcat. A baby Devon Rex is
called a kitten.
6. The Devon Rex can grow up to about 12 inches tall. They
can weigh up to 10 pounds or more depending on how much it eats.
7. The Devon Rex cat has many nicknames such as: The monkey
in a cat suit, the pixie cat, and the alien cat.
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Books about the Devon Rex cat:
1. Devon Rex Cats by Mary Ellen Klukow
2. Devon Rex Cats by Stuart A. Kallen
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reading them to your child/children.
Short story alert:
Once upon a time there was a cute and kind of short cat
with big eyes, curly fur, and long ears. Her name was Devon. You see her mother
named her Devon because long ago one of their grandparents were born in
Devonshire, England. Devon would roam around the barn where they lived. One day
Devon was pouncing around in the hay inside the barn and she heard this loud
noise. It scared her. The noise sounded like “Naaaayy”. Devon crawled slowly
over to where the noise was coming from so she could see what it was. Once she
got close enough, she stopped in her tracks and looked up with her big blue
eyes and saw this big giant beautiful horse. Devon just sat there looking at
the horse and the horse was watching Devon too. The horse finally said, “hello”
to Devon and Devon said, “hi there horsie.” Devon would visit the horse every
day. Devon would pounce around in the hay and climb the walls of the barn and
the horse would watch her play. They became the best of friends. THE END!
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