1. The purebred silver tabby cat looks very strong and muscular, with sufficient muscle mass, a thick root at the tail, and a relatively well-proportioned body. It has an obvious M-shaped pattern on its forehead, a large and round head, and a relatively pointed nose. The cheeks are rounded and the face is oval, while the tabby cat’s mouth is square, and the jaw bones of adult tabby cats are very clear.

2. The silver tabby cat’s eyes are almond-shaped, with the inner corners of the eyes pointing downward, and the tips of the ears are blunt and almost arc-shaped.

How to feed silver tabby cats:

1. The owner needs to be patient to help them groom and keep them clean. Short-haired tabby cats can be groomed twice a week, but long-haired tabby cats Cats need to spend more time grooming.

2. Feed tabby cats as little soft food as possible. Except for special circumstances, it is not recommended to eat canned food or soak dry food in water for a long time. If you eat soft food for a long time, the teeth of old tabby cats are easy to loosen, and food residues are easy to be deposited in the gaps between the teeth to breed bacteria.

3. The bath water temperature should be controlled at around 40 degrees Celsius. When it enters the water, gently sprinkle water on its body with your hands, wash the back half of the body and dirty areas first, such as the limbs, the lower end of the tail, around the anus, and the lower abdomen, and finally wash the head and ears.