If you are a novice or a busy parent, it is generally not recommended to raise five types of cats: fold-eared cats, cow cats, ragdoll cats, Garfield cats, and hairless cats. Because these types of cats require their owners to spend more time taking care of them, and cats such as ragdolls and hairless cats have relatively fragile intestines and stomachs, and they will vomit and have diarrhea if they are not careful. Therefore, if you are a novice, you can choose to raise orange cats, British shorthair cats, American shorthair cats and other breeds of cats.

1. Fold-eared cats

Fold-eared cats have congenital genetic defects and are prone to bone diseases, leading to joint stiffness and deformation, unsteady walking, stiff tails, abnormal thickening of foot pads, etc. Very painful for the cat. Moreover, there is currently no cure, and only drugs can be used to relieve the pain. Therefore, it is generally not recommended for owners to raise fold-eared cats. As long as there are no purchases, businesses will not breed such cats in large numbers.

2. Cow cat

Cow cat is commonly known as the "husky among cats". It has a lively and active personality. If the owner is not at home, it will break up the house like the husky. Moreover, cow cats are also very vengeful. If the owner does something that it does not like, it may retaliate by urinating everywhere, demolishing the house, etc. Therefore, if it is your first time to raise a cat, it is recommended not to raise a dairy cat.

3. Ragdoll cats

Ragdoll cats are expensive, and their intestines and stomach are very fragile. If they eat a slightly improper diet, they are prone to soft stools and diarrhea. In addition, Ragdoll cats are long-haired cats with strong and fluffy hair. Without regular care, their hair will easily become tangled, and they will also shed a lot during the shedding period. Therefore, it is generally not recommended for novices to raise Ragdolls. Cat's.

4. Garfield Cat

Because Garfield cat has a short nasal passage and a relatively flat face, it often has tear stains, which requires the owner to use wet wipes to clean its eyes every day. Department, it is more troublesome to take care of it. Moreover, Garfield cats are more likely to suffer from respiratory diseases than other cats. If they are infected with respiratory infectious diseases, if they are not treated in time after the onset, the cat will die. Therefore, if you don’t have much time, it is not recommended to raise a Garfield cat.

5. Hairless cats

Hairless cats are artificially bred cats, so compared to other cats, their physical condition is relatively poor. Once they catch a cold, they are prone to pneumonia or Rheumatoid arthritis, and the gastrointestinal tract of hairless cats is also very fragile, and they are prone to vomiting and diarrhea. Therefore, taking care of it is very troublesome and requires a lot of time and energy. If you are an office worker, andIf you are very busy at work and have little time to spend with your cat, it is not recommended to keep a hairless cat.