Meet the Tabby Cat !

Striking stripes. Charming personality. The classic feline friend.

Tabby cats aren’t a breed, they’re a pattern! Found in many cat breeds and mixed-breeds, tabbies are known for their unique markings, distinct “M” on the forehead, and affectionate, adaptable nature.

At a Glance

Nutrition for Tabby Cats

What to Look For

• High-protein content from animal sources.
• Healthy fats like omega-3s for coat and skin health.
• Taurine for heart and vision.
• Balanced moisture content—wet food or mixed feeding helps.

Feeding Guidelines

Grooming Your Tabby Cat

Short-Haired Tabby

• Brush 1–2 times weekly to remove loose hair.
• Minimal matting or tangling.

Long-Haired Tabby

• Brush 3–4 times weekly (daily during shedding season).
• Use slicker brushes and detangling combs.
• All Tabbies: Regular ear checks, nail trimming, and dental hygiene.

Kitten Prep

• Create a cozy space with bedding, litter, food, and toys.
• Schedule a vet check-up within the first week.

Vet Care for Tabby Cat Health

Health Essentials

• Annual wellness exams for early detection.
• Vaccinations and regular deworming.
• Flea and tick protection, even for indoor cats.

Common Health Notes

• Watch for obesity, especially in neutered/spayed adults.
• Monitor dental health and behavior changes.

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