About the Egyptian Mau
Weight: 5-12lb, males are larger than females
Points of conformation: Medium sized well muscled body with pointy tufted ears. Medium long tail with wide base. They possess a skin flap from the point of the knee to the flank.
Coat: Short-medium length coat is silky and lustrous and can vary in texture.
Color: Original coat was spotted bronze, but spotted silver and smoke are also accepted. Agouti hairs have at least two bands of color.
Grooming needs: Low maintenance, light occasional brushing is recommended.
Origin: Egypt.
Behavior Traits: Vigorously playful and fiercely loyal
Is a Egyptian Mau cat right for You?
The Egyptian Mau is one of the oldest recognized breed of cats, dating back to 1400 BC! They can have varied personalities, ranging from aloof to attention seeking. They bond closely with one family member and may be slow to adjust to changes in environment or new additions to the family. They are smart and can be leash trained and taught tricks.
Common Illnesses, Medical Conditions and Accidents for the Egyptian Mau
According to the number of cat insurance claims Pets Best receives
| Medical Issue | Average Claim Amount |
| Ulcerative Stomatitis | $428 |
| Skin Allergies | $672 |
| Asthma | $768 |
| Diabetes | $3,505 |