Golden-layered cats are carnivores, so they need to feed them not only cat food but also some meat containing animal protein. When grooming their hair, golden-colored layered hair is relatively easy to get messy, so the owner should often help clean it up every day. Take a bath about three or four times a month to help with cleansing; exercise moderately to supplement nutrients for the golden layer. Appropriate exercise is required to assist with training. ​​​​​​

1. Feeding

Because Jin Jian layer is a carnivorous animal, in addition to daily cat food, Jin Jian layer also needs to be fed some meat with high animal protein content to help supplement nutrients and promote growth. Generally, about three times a week is enough.

2. Hair grooming

The hair of the golden layer is relatively easy and messy. The owner should regularly groom the hair with the layer. Generally, bathe about 3 times a month. Be careful not to let water enter the cat’s eyes and ears when bathing. After bathing, dry it promptly to prevent illness. Cold.

3. Moderate exercise

The golden layer supplements more nutrients, so you need to have appropriate exercises to help the cat’s gastrointestinal digestion, and play with the cat more. This will not only allow the cat to train its body and strengthen its physique, but also prevent the cat from becoming too obese.