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Devon Rex

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Devon Rex photographed in full view.

Devon Rex.

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Breed tendencies, not guarantees. This page describes general characteristics often associated with the Devon Rex breed. Individual cats vary by genetics, training, socialisation, age, health, environment, and owner experience. Spend time with a specific animal and talk to a licensed veterinarian or reputable shelter before deciding whether a breed is right for your household.

Overview

This is a data profile. Everything below is published by the registries named in the panel — recognition, measurements, coat, and normalised trait bands, each linked to its source. FaunaHub has not yet written an editorial overview of the Devon Rex, and deliberately does not generate one: a templated paragraph would read like judgement and contain none.

Registry facts & measurements

Every value below is published by a named registry and linked to it.

Recognition

Published size

Weight

Devon Rex weight
MeasuredConvertedAs published
Adult2.7–4.1 kgTypical adult weights range from six to nine pounds

Converted figures are rounded; the registry's own wording is shown so nothing implies precision the standard does not have.

Coat

Short

As published: “CFA breed profile, Coat Length: Shorthair” — The Cat Fanciers' Association

Temperament

Sources and further reading

Background, breed standard, and general care references used in this profile. External links open in a new tab. Always confirm specific care decisions with a licensed veterinarian or reputable shelter.