General Information

What To Look for in a Pixie Bob:

Registered Pixie Bobs follow certain standards for the breed. You can go to www.tica.org for the specific standards. You will find very good information here. Once you have read this and have a better understanding, you will notice differences between breeders as to what they are producing when you visit their web sites, (i.e. Long Hair, Short Hair, Cool to Warm Coat Color, Straight Feet, Polydactyl etc). This information will also help you decide what looks and or traits are most important to you before choosing an available kitten. My female Pixie-Bobs average 8 to 13 pounds, and my male Pixie-Bobs average 12 to 18 pounds. Many domestic house cats can easily weigh over 20 pounds and be very large. However, large should not be associated with being obese. Pixie-Bobs, like the majority of any indoor cats, can put on weight easily. An annual visit to your Vet is a must.
Please remember: Pixie-Bobs are bred to resemble Bobcats. They are bred to resemble their wild ancestors, with out actually being wild. The Pixie Bob is a domestic cat, therefore it is legal in all states.

Sound healthy cats are produced through careful, selective, and ethical breeding choices.

I am available to answer your questions, as this page is being updated. It is best to reach me using my email, jljallen@aol.com.

Most Sincerely,

Lisa Allen of WickRun