The XL Bully Cat is a crossbreed between the hairless Sphynx cat and the short-legged Munchkin cat. The result is a unique feline with wrinkled, hairless skin and disproportionately short legs ...

“The average sphynx lives for just 6.7 years, only a little over half the average cat’s lifespan of 12 years. XL bully cats’ ...

XL Bully Cats are a mix between a munchkin cat and a sphynx cat, meaning they're both hairless and ... The XL Bully Cat originated in the US but has slowly made its way to the UK, where ...

Dr Carroll noted that the average life-span for a sphynx is in only around 6.7 years, compared to the 12 year-year lifespan of other cats, but "XL bully cats’ lives could be even shorter".

But cat fans are being advised against purchasing the mutant moggies that have been bred by mixing the gene that causes hairlessness in sphynx cats with the gene responsible for the short legs of ...

Animal welfare experts have warned pet owners about a new breed of cat, likened to an XL Bully dog, due to concerns for their health and safety. By Conor Wilson , News Reporter 08:13, Sat, Oct 19 ...

Pet owners have been warned against buying the feline version of an XL Bully over concerns the breed significantly shortens the cat's life.. The new 'bully cats' have spread to the UK after being ...

The XL bully cat is a mix of a Sphynx cat (pictured) with Munchkin cat. (Reuters: Ints Kalnins) Promotion of exaggerated features 'concerning' RSPCA senior scientific officer Sarah Zito says the ...

Pedigree cat breeding has long had its controversies but a new trend for cats bred to look like American bully XL dogs could be one of the most worrying fads yet.

Warning over 'XL bully cats' craze as pet owners told to approach hairless hybrid feline with caution The trend began in the US – but there are fears it is gaining traction across the pond News ...

Bully cats would probably also struggle to survive in the wild, without humans to care for them. Crossbreeding programs can help increase genetic diversity and reduce harmful traits in many breeds.