The overall appearance of the Generic Cat is feline. A general impression of canine, bovine, equine or porcine is grounds for disqualification.
Size is within feline parameters.
There must be only one head and it must be located at the front end of the body. This is best viewed from the side of the cat and is the easiest way to judge nose breaks which, when present, may vary from simple to compound fractures. Whisker breaks may require a more complex approach. This is the top of the head bone. The cat must have a topheadbone, though shapes will range from slightly flattened to domed.