Why is the tail of Jinjila not fluffy? Jinjila is actually related to Persian cats. In the past, Jinjila was made of Persian cats (details introduced). It is a breed that has been carefully bred artificially for many years. It is better than Persian cats. It looks smaller and originates from the UK. The limbs of the body look slightly shorter, and the coat color is mostly divided into silver gradient and gold gradient. The chinchillas we often see have more silver gradients.

Moreover, Jinjila’s personality is naturally a bit like that of a Persian cat, docile and smart. There is no need to worry if there are elderly people or children at home, as they can adapt very well and live in harmony. Because Jinjila is a long-haired cat, Jinjila’s tail must be relatively fluffy. Generally speaking, Jinjila’s tail will complete the process of hair growth in about 6 months. Jinjila’s tail is born with long hair and feathers. shaped, and then covered with fluffy fur.

If the owner finds that the Ragdoll cat at home had a very thin tail and not thick hair 6 months ago, he can feed the Ragdoll more food rich in cod liver oil or lecithin, such as egg yolks. It can help Ragdoll cats to grow fur. If it has been 6 months or even 1 year, and the Jinjila’s tail is still not fluffy and is still very thin, then the owner can wonder whether his Jinjila’s bloodline is not pure. . If the hair is sparse due to condition problems, then even if you feed something that can increase hair and protect color, it will only have a small auxiliary effect and will not have a particularly obvious effect.

Why is Jinjila’s tail not fluffy?

Therefore, when parents buy chinchillas, they should also go to regular pet stores or pet hospitals to buy them. The price may be slightly more expensive, but the quality is more guaranteed.