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07 MARCH 2026

The heating season and the skin of a hairless cat – how to avoid the “parchment” effect?

When the temperature outside drops and we turn up the radiators, the skin of our hairless cats faces one of the greatest challenges of the year. Dry air…

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Kit for a small hairless cat – what do new owners forget?
07 MARCH 2026

Kit for a small hairless cat – what do new owners forget?

The day a little Sphynx, Peterbald, or Don Sphynx arrives in your home changes everything. These…

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Skin problems in hairless cats – how to recognize and treat them?
07 MARCH 2026

Skin problems in hairless cats – how to recognize and treat them?

The skin of hairless cats – from Sphynxes to breeds like the Lykoi or Peterbald…

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Clean home, healthy skin – hygiene of the environment of a hairless cat
07 MARCH 2026

Clean home, healthy skin – hygiene of the environment of a hairless cat

Most owners focus on the question: “Which shampoo should I choose?”, forgetting that their pet spends…

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Diet and skin care for hairless cats – what do you need to know?
07 MARCH 2026

Diet and skin care for hairless cats – what do you need to know?

In the world of hairless cats, the appearance of the skin is a direct reflection of…

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How to care for the ears and eyes of a hairless cat? A practical guide.
07 MARCH 2026

How to care for the ears and eyes of a hairless cat? A practical guide.

Hairless cats – from Sphynxes to Peterbalds – possess a unique physiology that requires almost surgical…

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A Complete Sphynx Grooming Schedule
05 JANUARY 2026

A Complete Sphynx Grooming Schedule

Ritual instead of chaos – care based on the skin’s real needs Caring for a Sphynx…

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FAQ – Sphynx Cat Care

Hairless cats require regular bathing, usually every 1–2 weeks. A proper Sphynx shampoo helps remove excess sebum without irritating the skin.
Hairless cats do not have fur to absorb sebum. Natural secretions remain on the skin, which is why it requires regular cleansing.
Absolutely not. Baby products are developed for human skin and are not adapted to feline physiology. They may contain substances that are dangerous if licked and do not properly regulate sebum production in hairless cats.
Gentle no-rinse cleansing gels and protective creams are helpful in keeping the skin in good condition between baths.