Jan 8, 2025 · The bambino cat (Italian for “baby”) is a controversial new breed that crosses the hairless sphynx with the short-legged munchkin, often bearing the general appearance of a sphynx atop shockingly short legs.

Mar 10, 2025 · Bambino cats pair two of the most instantly recognizable physical traits of their parent breeds—no fur and short legs—to offer an adorable kitty who’ll undoubtedly get the...

The Bambino is a controversial experimental new cat breed that is a cross between a hairless Sphynx and the short-legged Munchkin. The price for a Bambino cat ranges from $1800 to $3000.

Feb 16, 2024 · The Bambino cat breed is relatively new and a cross between the sphynx and munckin breeds. Find out 13 key characteristics of this super cute cat breed that you should know before brining one home

Mar 19, 2024 · The Bambino is a crossbreed of the Sphynx and Munchkin cats. Bambinos display the defining feature of each of their parent breeds—the Sphynx’s hairless body and the Munchkin’s short legs. The breed was initially created in 2005 by Stephanie and Pat Osborne of Holy Moly Cattery in Arkansas.

The Bambino cat is a unique and distinctive breed with its endearing appearance and playful personality. Bred by crossing two distinct breeds, the Sphynx and the Munchkin , the Bambino inherits the hairless trait of the Sphynx and the short legs characteristic of the Munchkin.

Oct 10, 2017 · The Bambino is one of several dwarf feline breeds that are also known as miniature cats. Both the short-legged gene and the hairless gene, which are naturally occurring, are found in this kitty because breeders purposely combined them to create the Bambino.

Bambino cats are a breed that is actually a cross between the Munchkin (long-boned shortened dwarf cats) and Sphynx (hairless cats) cat breeds. In 2005 the first litter of Bambino cats was registered, and it is interesting that they were registered as an experimental breed.

Apr 11, 2025 · The Bambino cat is a short-legged, hairless mix of the Munchkin and the Sphynx. They are energetic and playful but do come with some health risks. Learn more!

Bambino cats are a new and unique breed. Learn more about these short, hairless felines from the ASPCA Pet Health Insurance program.