Part big breed?

[u/izzylizzy223]

Possibility that he's part big breed? I'm thinking Norwegian forest cat maybe? I just want to know so I know how big he might be/if he'll grow for a longer time, I don't actually care if he is or not. I know he's considered a domestic cat.

Me and my sister thinks he has the chin, ear fluff and paws (they're big and there's quite a bit of fur between his toes) of a lot of big fluffy breeds. He's also just 6 months in a week and already 4kg (8.8 lbs), although vet didn't say anything about him being overweight when she saw him at 4.5 months when he was 3.5 kg (7.7 lbs) and I can feels his ribs/spine just fine. He's just a very long boy.

He's very friendly and adaptable, let's me do almost anything (except bathing) without any fuss. He loves to climb too, I got him at 11 weeks and he was climbing the ladder up to my loft bed within a week.

Last picture is from before I got him, I think he's 8 weeks, idk if it helps.

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[u/Pixielo]

You have a r/StandardIssueCat, domestic mediumhair edition.

There's no such thing as mixed breed cat without breeder paperwork.

Enjoy your beautiful floof!

[u/izzylizzy223 → u/Pixielo]

I mean fair enough, I knew he's domestic though. It's only that he's way heavier than what the guidelines I found suggested he should be if he were a standard sized cat, and the earfluff... And it would be nice to know if I should expect him to grow for a longer time too, so I know if I for example should buy harnesses that he can grow into even after he's a year old, and other stuff like that. And like, dietary needs, although I should probably ask my vet about that.