Cornish Rex

  
Animal Eyes | Cornish Rex | The Cornish Rex is a genetic mutation That originated from a litter of kittens born in the 1950s on a farm in Cornwall, UK Hence the first part of the breed's name. The owner then backcrossed Kallibunker to his mother to Produce 2 other curly-coated kittens.


 

The Devon Rex looks similar in appearance to the Cornish Rex, but has guard hairs and sheds. The Devon Rex mutation is different from the Cornish Rex mutation in That the Devon has shortened guard hairs, while the Cornish Rex lacks guard hairs altogether. Using the word "Rex" to imply curly or Otherwise unusual fur originates from an Occasion King Albert I of Belgium (1875-1934) Entered some curly-haired rabbits in a rabbit show. 



Cornish Rex (Rex and other breeds) are at risk for Potentially dangerous and deadly side effects due to Certain anesthetics. Most People who have cat allergies are reacting to this protein in cat saliva and cat dander: the cat cleans its fur, the saliva dries and is transformed into the which people breathe in dust. Since Cornish Rex cats Groom as much as or even more than ordinary cats, a Cornish Rex cat can still Produce a reaction in People who are allergic to cats. Note that, for more serious allergies, there are Several breeds theorized to lack or Produce less of the offending protein, see Cat allergy.
 

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