
Long-haired Abyssinian. Bushy tail and gorgeous ticked coat. Curious and playful; called 'fox cat.'
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The Somali was developed as a breed in the United States and Canada during the 1960s and 70s, selectively bred from Abyssinians carrying a recessive long-hair gene. Despite its name referencing Somalia, the designation was inspired by the "African heritage" of the Abyssinian rather than any direct geographic connection. The breed's most striking feature is its semi-long, richly ticked coat, where alternating bands of color along each hair shaft create a luminous effect across shades of ruddy, red, blue, and silver. The full, bushy tail—reminiscent of a fox or squirrel—combined with large, almond-shaped eyes gives the Somali a wild yet refined appearance. In personality, the Somali inherits the Abyssinian's curiosity and athleticism, showing an exceptional aptitude for play and learning. It tends to be sociable with all family members but generally prefers sitting beside people rather than being held. With proper grooming and an enriched environment, the Somali makes a captivating and rewarding long-term companion.
1Brush 2–3 Times a Week
The Somali's semi-long coat is prone to tangles, so brushing 2–3 times per week is recommended. Pay extra attention to behind the ears and under the forelegs where mats tend to form. Consistent grooming keeps the coat looking its best.
2High Energy, Needs Daily Play
Somalis are energetic and active throughout the day. Interactive toys, cat trees, and regular play sessions are essential to keep them mentally and physically satisfied. Without enough stimulation, they may develop stress-related behaviors.
3Loves Heights and Space
Somalis love to climb and perch up high, so tall cat trees or wall-mounted walkways are a worthwhile investment. A vertical space layout helps meet their exercise needs in an indoor environment.
4Social—Dislikes Long Solitude
Somalis are sociable cats that enjoy the company of people and other pets. They can become lonely when left alone for extended periods. Households with other animals or someone home often are a good match.
5Watch for Dental and Renal Issues
Like Abyssinians, Somalis can be predisposed to periodontal disease and renal amyloidosis. Regular tooth brushing and annual or bi-annual veterinary check-ups are strongly recommended. Early detection significantly improves outcomes.
6Quiet, Soft-Voiced Cat
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Somalis tend to be quiet cats with a soft voice and rarely vocalize loudly. This makes them relatively well-suited to apartment living from a noise standpoint. They communicate more through expressions and body language than loud meowing.
7Understand the Cost of Ownership
Somali kittens typically range from approximately ¥150,000 to ¥300,000 depending on the breeder and lineage. Factor in ongoing costs such as grooming tools, routine vaccinations, and pet insurance when planning your budget.