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Manx
The Manx is a renowned breed known for being social and intelligent. Originating as a Cat, they make excellent companions for the right household.
hourglass_topLifespan15-20 years
straightenSizeMedium
monitor_weightWeight25-40 lbs
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psychologyTemperament
The Manx is known for being social, intelligent, playful. They make excellent companions for the right family.
SocialIntelligentPlayful
medical_servicesCommon Health Issues
Like all breeds, Manxs may be prone to certain health conditions. Being aware of these can help you catch problems early.
- closeHip Dysplasia
- closeDental Disease
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Start Tracking FreeFrequently Asked Questions About Manxs
What is a Manx's temperament like?▼
Manxs are known for being social, intelligent, playful. They make excellent companions for the right family and are generally suited to owners who can meet their exercise and socialization needs.
What health issues are Manxs prone to?▼
Manxs may be prone to: Hip Dysplasia, Dental Disease, Eye Problems. Regular veterinary checkups and health screenings can help catch and manage these conditions early.
How long do Manxs typically live?▼
The average lifespan of a Manx is 15-20 years. With proper nutrition, regular exercise, and preventive healthcare, many Manxs live full, healthy lives.
Are Manxs good for first-time cat owners?▼
Manxs can be suitable for first-time owners depending on their experience level. They are social cats that require consistent training, regular grooming every 1-2 weeks, and appropriate exercise for their Medium size.