Arabian Mau cats

Arabian Mau cats are social and energetic. In fact, because they are so active,
these cats do best in homes where their owners will be able to provide them with
plenty of playtime and enrichment. They need a means by which to release all of
their energy, so these are cats that require loads of attention and interaction from
their owners.

Also, because these kitties are so friendly, intelligent, and adaptable, they will get
along great with just about anyone, and they will even get along well with other
pets and children. They will likely follow you around the house, always looking for
interaction and something to do, though they may not make the best lap cats.

Overall Description
One of the distinct features of this breed is its ears, which are large and pointed
in order to help release excess heat from the body (very handy when living in the
desert). The tail is also a medium length compared to the rest of the body, and it
somewhat tapers towards the tip.

Overall, the Arabian Mau’s body is typically medium in size and sleek, making it
an agile hunter. And these cats also feature oval paws, long legs, and strong
muscles.

Colors

The Arabian Mau

naturally occurs in a wide array of patterns and colors, as these characteristics
have allowed the cats to blend into a variety of environments. However, they
typically exhibit some combination of white, black, brown, and gray. You can also
find them in red, black and white, and brown tabby.

Grooming Requirements
Because the Arabian Mau has short fur without any undercoat, grooming is really
simple. You can occasionally brush your kitty to bond with her, as well as to help
distribute the naturally occurring oils throughout the coat to keep it looking and
feeling smooth and healthy. Other than that, you should trim your cat’s claws,
clean the ears, and brush the teeth, just as you would with any other breed.