Somali cats don’t like to eat a lot of food, and they have to be cleaned frequently during the raising process, so they need to be raised in some particular ways.

Somali cats are very intelligent, gentle and considerate. Its motor nerves are extremely developed, its movements are agile, and it likes to move freely. Somali cats are active and good at catching. With its tail and arched back, the Somali cat can run rampant like a monkey and grab food or objects in a monkey-like manner.

Most Somali cats know how to boil water because they all like to play in water. Its taut muscles and serious face give people a very wild feeling, but its temperament is very gentle and easy to get close to people, and its cry is also particularly clear and loud.

In the cold winter, Somali cats will be very afraid of the cold. Therefore, in winter, breeders must do a good job in keeping the cats warm and cold-proof to prevent Somali cats from catching cold and getting sick. Do not bathe Somali cats frequently in winter, and bathing should be done in a sunny afternoon or in a closed and warm room. After bathing, the cat's hair should be dried with a hair dryer in time to prevent the cat from catching a cold.

In daily life, breeders should regularly take some time to play with Somali cats. When the sun is warm, you can take your cat out for a walk or do some simple exercises. Cultivating the relationship between the cat and yourself can also make the short-haired cat's body stronger.