Persian cats have a lovely face, long and gorgeous back hair, and elegant manners, so they are known as the "Prince of Cats" and "Princess". They are the most favorite purebred cats among cat lovers in the world. occupies an extremely important position. I believe everyone likes it, but few people will pay attention to some of the small details of raising it! So today I will bring you how to raise Persian cats and some things you need to pay attention to when raising Persian cats.

How to raise a Persian cat?

1: Kittens must not be bathed when they are unwell or sick.

2: It is not advisable to take baths too often, usually 2-3 times a month. The oil on a kitten's skin has a certain protective effect on the skin and fur. If you bathe too often, a large amount of oil will be lost, which can easily make the kitten's fur brittle and reduce the elasticity of the skin, which may become a trigger for skin inflammation. .

Three: When taking a bath, the room should be kept warm, especially in winter to prevent the kitten from catching a cold.

Four: Before taking a bath, the kitten should also be allowed to perform slight activities to make the cat eliminate feces and urine.

Five: If the Persian cat’s food is single and stale, or the smell, concentration, and taste of the food are unappetizing, the Persian cat will refuse to eat. If the Persian cat feed is formulated with more variety and better palatability, the Persian cat can always maintain a high appetite.

Six: In addition, the taste of the food should not be too overwhelming, nor should it be too salty. Persian cats like to eat sweets or fishy foods. In addition, strong light, noise, the presence of strangers or interference from other animals can affect the appetite of Persian cats. If these two factors have improved, but the Persian cat’s appetite is still not improving, it may be that the Persian cat is sick. In this case, a veterinarian should be consulted in time.