Mr. Clean The Sphynx Cat

Mr. Clean The Sphynx Cat Welcome! Mr. Clean and Ni***es share their day to day life with everyone

08/08/2026

Sphynx kittens can't regulate body temperature until 8 weeks old

07/10/2026

Sphynx kitten 1 of 2
Our little beans are 1 month old

07/02/2026

Just a little nap... 😴

06/26/2026

Boy mom's get it 😆

06/20/2026

She has 2 little bundles of joy 😊

06/15/2026

Last kitten available from Ni**le's litter. Waking up from a nap

06/12/2026

A sphynx kitten being a sphynx kitten 😆

05/22/2026

Is nap time around here 😴

Let's talk about skin cancer...Yes, cats can also be at risk of sun damage. UV rays go through windows, which can damage...
05/15/2026

Let's talk about skin cancer...

Yes, cats can also be at risk of sun damage. UV rays go through windows, which can damage the cat’s skin and possibly cause cancer. Closing the curtains of your home during peak sunlight hours and/or installing UV blocking window film helps keep your cat safe.

If you are taking your cat outdoors, make sure that they have access to fresh water and a comfortable shaded area where they can rest. Keep them indoors during the sunniest parts of the day, typically between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. This will help prevent them from getting overheated. You may also consider buying or building your cat their own shaded patio, where they can enjoy the fresh air while staying safe from the sun and heat.

Use sunscreen specifically made for cats to protect their skin from the harmful rays of the sun. Don’t use sunscreen meant for people on your pet. Human sunscreen can be toxic to cats. Before your cat goes outside, apply sunscreen. Make sure you reapply when necessary.

05/15/2026

Mr Clean and Ni**le sunbathing this morning 🌄

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