Egyptian Mau We find it in one of the most elegant cats that exist. Its history is linked to the pharaoh dynasty, a great empire that appreciated the figure of the cat as an almost divine being. The word “bad” is Egyptian and means cat, that is, the Egyptian cat. In ancient Egyptian civilization, cats […]
Images of gods with feline faces and features, as well as murals printed on the walls, are among the symbols of love and devotion that the Egyptian people has offered to this animal. Many believe that most of the cats we raise today as pets originate from the African wild cat (Felis Silvestris Lybica), a
In ancient Egypt there was a special love for animals, so much so that they mummified even in death to continue living after death. Dogs were considered family members in all social castes. There are several paintings representing this love for dogs and in many tombs of the Valley of the Kings have been found
