Manx cats are best known for what they don't have: a tail. This unique feature, combined with their round bodies and playful personalities, makes them one of the most distinctive breeds.

Well, let me clarify that further. Many Tasman Manx cats, like their Manx cat cousins, have no tail (called “rumpy” in cat breeding), but some feature a tail-like stump. This curly-coated ...

Bailey is a Manx cat with black and grey stripes and lighter grey underbelly and paws. He has no tail, just a little stub and brown patches near his eyes.

Completely tailless or with just a small stump, this affectionate and loyal cat is known for its exceptional jumping ...

Manx cats are known to have genetic mutations. Because of this, Manx cats are often born without a tail. These cats also don’t have tails when they are born. Known for their striking colour patterns, ...

Some manx cats have a tiny stump, while others are completely tailless. Known for its pom pom like tail, which is the result of a natural genetic mutation. These cats are active, friendly, and bring ...

The Manx cat, a charming feline with a touch of mystery, hails from the windswept Isle of Man, where legends whisper that these cats lost their tails when Noah shut the Ark’s door too soon. Whether ...