The Himalayan cat is named because it looks very similar to the rabbit with this name, and has nothing to do with the Himalayas. Because its temperament is between Siamese cats and Persian cats, it combines the advantages of both. It is easy to raise and cute. It is especially suitable for people who need mental comfort. ​​​​​​

Most Himalayan cats are not active cats; they do not move around all the time. They love to play and are active, but they prefer to lie on your lap. Himalayan cats are beautiful, but they are also a breed with many genetic defects.

Himalayan cat

Skin:

Ringworm

Ehler-Danlos syndrome (skin hyperelasticity syndrome)

The cat's end is black

Idiopathic facial skin tumors

Systemic lupus erythematosus

Drugs:

Sensitive to prednisolone

Gastrointestinal tract:

Portal system short circuit (extrahepatic)

Nervous system:

Hypersensitivity syndrome

basal cell tumor

Ophthalmology:

Corneal rot

Congenital cataract

Urinary system:

Calcium oxalate stones

Blood type:

According to statistics in the United States, 75% of cats have type A and 25% of cats have type B