Gilded Cat

Basic Information

Anatomy

It sports rounded ears and a fluffy, speckled face. But apparently that was too obvious to name it after. Instead, it was named after the golden sheen of its coat.

Growth Rate & Stages

Mature at six months. Dependent on mother for two months.

Ecology and Habitats

It lives in and around human settlements, but can be find living in forests in the wild.

Dietary Needs and Habits

The cat eats primarily meat, eating about six ounces a day.

Additional Information

Domestication

The species is less aggressive and skittish now.

Uses, Products & Exploitation

This cat is primarily used as a companion in Ilinia. It’s mostly found there, but people have been breeding them outside of the country, so they can be found almost everywhere there are people.

Facial characteristics

The face of both male and female is fluffy.

Geographic Origin and Distribution

The cat originated from the now country Ilinia. Since its domestication, people have been bringing their gilded cat pets with them wherever they go. Most countries have laws allowing people to bring their pets with them under certain conditions.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

The cat has a keen sense of smell. It can track its prey for a mile if it had to.

Lifespan

8 years in the wild. 14-20 years inside.

Conservation Status

Least concern. Population decreasing.

Average Height

9.1 inches.

Average Weight

8 lbs.

Average Length

18 inches excluding the tail. 30 inches including the tail.

Body Tint, Colouring and Marking

Gold with a speckled face.