Donskoi cats, whose most distinguishing feature is that they have almost no hair. This is caused by a rare mutation in a dominant gene, which also causes hair to not grow properly on the cat. This dominant gene is characterized by the fact that it only takes one of the two parents to carry this dominant gene for the kittens to express it. This is in contrast to another type of hairless cat, the Canadian hairless cat (known as the Sphinx cat), which has a recessive hairless gene and requires both parents to carry the gene for the kitten to be hairless.
The skin of Donskoi cats is prone to sunburn, so sunscreen is needed in the sun. And in cold weather, a kitten coat may be needed to keep them warm. Also, since they don’t have fur to help clean themselves, they need to be bathed more often than normal cats.
This cat is very gentle, friendly, social, and loves to entertain people, making it a great family pet. If you’re interested in this cat, you might want to consider adopting a Dunskoi. It would be a unique and fun experience.

In order to help your Devon cat shorten the balding period, here are a few tips that may help you:
Keep skin healthy: The key here is to keep your cat’s skin clean and well hydrated. For most cats, bathing every two weeks to a month is sufficient. However, sebaceous cats may require more frequent bathing. Just be aware that excessive bathing can cause your cat’s skin to dry out, so it’s important to moisturize as well.
Quality Diet: Make sure the food you give your cat contains enough protein, minerals and vitamins. These nutrients contribute to coat growth and skin health.
Supplement with Omega-3 fatty acids: Omega-3 fatty acids are great for skin health and can help shorten your cat’s bald period. You can usually get this nutrient by adding some fish oil to your cat’s food.
Get enough rest: Like humans, your cat’s body is at its most restorative when it is resting and sleeping, so make sure your cat is getting enough rest and quality sleep.
Regular checkups: If your cat has persistent baldness, or if there are signs of pain, redness or itching in the bald areas, it is advisable to notify your veterinarian for a checkup in order to ensure your cat’s overall health.
Of course, every cat is unique and it may take some trial and error to find the most effective way to minimize bald periods. However, all of these suggestions should be able to help you out.