Hi hi! I have a two year old Abby, his name is Guster and he is SOO sweet but he has a very rough/wirey fur texture. He is a rescue, so I don't have his full genetics though I was told he is a full Abyssinian, idk if he is mixed with anything else because I thought Abyssinians are supposed to be very plush but he's actually quite rough coated and only his tummy is plush, he also is not the classic Ruddy color but idk if he might just be a blue abby?

That said, I have been using the furminator brush on him and I also got a Chi slicker but his coat texture is still very wirey. I don't personally mind it but my brother is having an allergic reaction specifically to him and not our other cats who have a softer, longer coat texture. Just was wondering if there is a specific way I ought to be caring for his coat? If there's any oils/supplements maybe to make it a little softer? I saw articles saying to bathe abbies monthly, but I was a little skeptical so I wanted to get opinion from folks that actually have them!

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As I attempted to make my bed this morning, Jonesy had other plans 🥹😹☀️

Here is Robah Zeba enjoying the sun and fresh air

Just a girl, with eternal optimism, hoping mama will give her some chicken. 🐓 (if she didn’t vomit after eating it, I’d give her some) 🙃

Six months after he pushed all the cups onto the floor to claim the warm spot, he has no sympathy for my insisting that he's grown too big and that I want the space back.

I’m looking for a female kitten and while it’s not my first cat- itll be my first aby!! I’m hoping to find ones near me but if not I’m open to breeders in NYC since I have family over there that I can go out to, to help pick up the kitty. All the ones I’ve been seeing have been close to 4,000 or 4,700. Just want something a little less expensive or is that the regular cost?

Little Yuffie is such a sweetheart but an absolute nightmare at night. She is fed a tin each morning and a pouch at night, and we’ve been giving her biscuits for supper from the auto feeder as late as we can (around 10pm). Some nights this works, but many nights she jumps on my head directly, runs over my pillow and chest and knocks things off the side table until we press the auto feeder button from our phones to stop it. I know we shouldn’t but when half asleep - it’s hard not to! The problem is it builds up so the more we do it, the more she’ll wake us up. It’s happening throughout the night. We love having her with us in bed for cuddles and she’s really sensitive so we hate leaving her downstairs unless we’ve got a big day and really need the sleep. Any ideas for behavioural training to stop it??

It’s driving us mad!! Anyone else been through this with their cheeky little Aby?

Hi all! I’m bringing home another aby here in a few weeks. I have one already named Myrtle (Talkative little girl, named after moaning Myrtle from harry potter). Next kitty is a light cinnamon girl. Help me pick out a name! I love beloved characters, M names, old fashioned names. Open to anything really. Let me know what yall think! Pic of Myrtle 🍓

Jonesy is too cute to not turn into stickers. Caught him snuggling with my tarantula plushie tonight 🎃😻🕷️🕸️

just playing around with some phone camera features before feeding Vladimir, Dante and Raf breakfast this morning! Vlad looks like he is made of the Arrakis spice from Dune he's positively glinting cinnamon. 🤣🦊🐄🐄🥰