Disadvantages of Jinjila:

1. A new artificially cultivated variety: Jinjila is a new artificially cultivated variety, and it is very lazy by nature and does not like to exercise, so the physical fitness of Jinjila is very poor. Poor, it is easy to get sick.

2. Poor gastrointestinal condition: Chinchilla cats have poor gastrointestinal function. Owners need to pay special attention to feeding them in a scientific way. A little carelessness may cause cats to have diarrhea.

3. Hair loss: Chinchilla cat hair is relatively long and abundant, and the hair loss is very serious. Sometimes when the owner holds it, it will be covered with hair.

4. It is easy to produce tear stains: Chinchilla cats have relatively short noses, which can easily cause nasolacrimal ducts to not flow, so cats will easily shed tears and produce tear stains.

5. Curiosity: Chinchilla cats are very curious and like to stare out the window for a long time, so owners who raise them must do a good job of sealing the windows.

6. Hair care is more troublesome: Since the coat of the Chinchilla cat is very long and has multiple layers, the hair is easy to tangle, so it needs to be combed every day.

7. High self-esteem: Chinchilla cats have high self-esteem, so don’t scold them at will, otherwise they will alienate you out of anger or even go on a hunger strike in protest.

8. The hair is easy to get dirty: The hair color of Chinchilla cats is generally light-colored, and it is very easy to get dirty during daily activities.

9. Very willful personality: Sometimes it is very willful and does not listen to its owner at all, and will even be too lazy to talk to the owner.

10. Congenital diseases: Chinchilla is a hybrid strain of Persian and Angora cats, and most Persian and Angora cats have kidney disease, so many Chinchilla kittens have been found to have congenital diseases. Sexual kidney disease.