Looking After Persian Cats

Do you own a Persian cat? These breeds of cats are cute and adorable. Their blanket of fur and hidden eyes will make you go weak in the knees when you catch them looking at you. If you want to adopt a Persian cat there are some care tips which you need to keep in mind. Looking after Persian cats and kittens can be quite challenging since it is very different compared to a normal type of breed.

But, unlike any other pet it is very important that every owner should have a few things on hand before you adopt. For new owners of Persian kittens or adult cats, this article will be of great help to you. Caring for your new Persian cat or kitten is like caring for a new born baby since you need to look into every detail of your pet cat.

These adorable Persian cats are also known as Persian longhairs. These pet cats are a popular pet in all parts of the world, especially In Asia. They are commonly known as show animals and beloved as companions in every household which loves to breed cats. Persian cats are known for their intelligence, elegance and striking appearance. However, due to their delicate nature, this breed does require some specialist care and attention. So here are some ways in which you can look after your Persian pet cat.

Grooming - This is one of the most basic necessity when it comes to looking after your Persian pet cat. These breeds of cats require frequent grooming. This is important as it is good for their health and provides good blood circulation. However, your little Persian kittens do not require that much of brushing when compared to the adult Persian cats. It is very good though, if the owner develops grooming habits at an early stage. You need to purchase a comb designed for long haired cats so that it works well for knots.

Feeds - One of the most important tips for Persian cat care is to not over feed the cat. Over feeding a Persian cat will only lead to more laziness! You need to purchase cat food made especially Persian adults/kittens. Depending on the age, you may want to have a mix of canned food and dry food too. For kittens. Dry food,is normally made up of smaller and softer pieces.

Eye care - In Persian cats, they face a lot of eye problems. So, the owner needs to keep a track on wiping their eyes and checking for signs of dryness as well. It is safe and best to use an eye cleaning solution to wash out the eyes. Be sure not to use contact cleaner.

Ear care - Persian cat ears host some of the most sensitive skin on a cat's body. Persians cats are unable to groom themselves, especially inside their ears. The owners must take the responsibility to clean out uncomfortable and disruptive waxy build up in your cat's ears.

Bathing - Unfortunately, Persian adults cats require weekly or monthly baths. This is especially required if your pet cat ventures outdoors. However, the frequency of their baths also depends on the owner preference, vet recommendations, and the more importantly the animal's lifestyle.

Lazing around - When it comes to lazing around, Persian cats should be given an award. This breed of pet cats like nothing more than time spent lying in the sun. They also prefer the indoors too. To make your Persian cat feel more at home place a few cat cushions in sunny areas where your Persian pet cat can happily luxuriate in the sunshine.

Pedicure - Frequent clipping of their claws is essential for Persian adult cats. This will help prevent them from sharpening their claws on your expensive furniture and new painted walls. Clipping their claws regularly helps to prevent their claws from growing too long and backwards into their paws. The owner needs to use scissor clippers made especially for Persian cats.

So, if you have a Persian cat at home, making use of these tips is essential.