Feeding methods for Russian blue cats:

1. Feed regularly and quantitatively. Cats are just like people. If they eat irregularly, they are likely to develop various gastrointestinal diseases. The owner must provide the cat with regular and rationed food.

2. Food taboos. Do not give chocolate, onions, grapes, etc. to Russian blue cats. In addition, the liver of animals has high vitamin A content. Excessive consumption will cause vitamin A poisoning in cats.

3. Snack control. Eating too many snacks will not only make blue cats picky eaters, but some blue cats will also get sick from eating too many snacks.

4. Provide Russian Blue cats with a comfortable and warm cat nest, change their mats regularly, and give their nests a lot of sunshine.

5. Russian blue cats don’t like to travel very much, preferring to stay at home. Taking them out rashly will make them panic. If the owner feels that the cat exercises too little, he can often play small games with them.

How to choose a blue cat:

1. Observe the kittens. Take a few minutes to observe and look for those alert, playful, curious kittens.

2. Check the coat. Separate the coat and check carefully for flea black spots, which can act as vectors for scrub typhus.

3. Check ears and eyes. Ears should be clean and free of wax. The third eyelid, also known as the nictitating membrane, cannot be longer than the eye and cannot contain any secretions.

4. Check the mouth. Check the inside of your blue cat's mouth as there may be cracked teeth, gum disease, or cavities.

5. Make sure the kitten has been vaccinated before purchasing.