Most cats are quite clingy. If you want to keep a pet cat, it is best to be mentally prepared. They will come and disturb you from time to time. So how should you raise German curly cats? How to take good care of them during the raising process? Let’s pay attention to them below.

In the process of cat care, the owner should fully consider the cat’s personality. Because it likes sports, the owner can prepare a large cat climbing frame for the cat. If conditions permit, you can also make some for the cat yourself. Let them climb and play on shelves, etc. Of course, as long as the owner has time, it is best to interact with them in person. They will be happy to have close contact with their owners.

There are many questions on the Internet about the need for German curly cats to be walked. Experts say that the amount of exercise they get at home every day is actually quite large. Even if they do not go out for a walk, this amount of exercise can meet the needs of cats. However, if the owner wants to take the cat out for a walk, do not forget to put a leash on them, otherwise the Devon Rex cats will be easily attracted to other people or animals, and they may even be called by the owner. Turn a blind eye.

If the owner wants the German Rex cat to live better with you, then you need to do some targeted training for them. Devon Rex cats are not difficult to train. Although they are lively and active, they are smart and willing to be trained by their owners. For the training of some basic life skills, cats can master it in just a week. If you want to teach them more difficult skills, the owner may need to spend a little more time and energy. In addition, the hair of German Rex cats is very simple to take care of. The owner only needs to bathe them regularly and check them for parasites or wounds.

German curly cats are susceptible to Burmese cat hypokalemia. Once the cat is found to be sick, the owner must treat the cat in time. Burmese hypokalaemia, also known as "Familial Episodic Hypokalaemic Polymyopathy", is a disease that can affect the whole body or local muscles of the animal, usually the neck. Muscles are most susceptible, but sometimes appear only in the extremities. The disease is characterized by periodic hypokalemia and elevated blood concentrations of creatine kinase (an enzyme that indicates muscle damage). Clinical symptoms are cyclic. Episodes of skeletal muscle weakness cause affected cats to have difficulty walking or to properly control head movements.