Recently, many netizens have been asking questions about blue Persian cats. Persian cats should always be the most popular breed of pet cats. So what kind of cat is a blue Persian cat? What are its characteristics? Let’s take a look at its origins and appearance characteristics.

There are different opinions about the origin of the Persian cat. The more unified theory is that it is based on the indigenous long-haired cats of Afghanistan and cross-bred with the Angora cats in Turkey or Armenia. Persian cats have a long history. They were introduced to the United Kingdom via France in the 16th century, brought to Italy in the 18th century, and spread to the United States from Europe in the 19th century. It is said that Queen Victoria raised two blue Persian cats, and the Prince of Wales (Edward VII) praised them greatly at the cat show. From then on, the reputation of Persian cats became more and more popular, and the public became admirable for them.

Appearance features:

Head: The head is large, round, and thick; the skull is wide, and the cheeks are bulging; the nose is short and wide, and the bridge of the nose is flat; the muzzle is short and wide, the lower jaw is developed, the blue Persian cat is thick and powerful, and the teeth are scissor-type or pliers Bite. Viewed from the side, the head, forehead, nose and muzzle are on a vertical line; viewed from the front, the entire face is round.