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Sable: A term referring to the color black, the darkest coat color in Burmese.
Scratching Post: A tower-like structure typically covered in burlap allowing cats to safely scratch or rub their nails.
Scottish Fold Cat: A breed of cat with a natural mutation to its ears with the ear cartilage containing a fold so the ears bend forward and down towards the front of their head.
Seal: A term referring to the dark brown color found at the point of the darkest variety of Siamese.
Secondary Coat: The fine hairs which make up the undercoat.
Self: Also known as solid, a term used to describe a coat of a single, uniform color.
Selkirk Rex Cat: A breed of cat with highly curled hair, including the whiskers.
Semi-Feral: A cat which, though not domesticated, still lives near and is accustomed to humans, such as barn cats.
Semi-Longhair: A type of longhair cat without an extremely long coat, such as the Maine Coon.
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