Do you want a cute Chinchilla cat? The Chinchilla cat is as smart, quiet, elegant, noble and sweet as an aristocratic princess. It has always been loved by cat lovers all over the world. But why don’t many people keep chinchilla cats? Are chinchilla cats expensive? Do you know how to raise chinchilla cats correctly? Let’s take a look below.

Are Chinchilla cats expensive?

How much does a chinchilla cat cost? The price is generally between 2,500-5,000 yuan. Chinchilla Cat was originally named after the velvet mouse. Its ancestors are Angora and Persian cats. Chinchilla is the earliest purely artificial breeding, developed after years of careful breeding. Country of origin is UK. Its characteristic is that the color of the tip of the hair is not as clear as that of the silver gradient cat, and it is a light-colored cat. Smooth hair.

Jinjila is a clean cat, so the owner must pay attention to ensuring the cleanliness of the living environment; Jinjila is a cat that likes running and jumping, so the owner needs to spend time playing with the cat; Jinjila is also a smart cat Cats, with a little training, they can complete the instructions you teach them, and they may even bring you some little surprises. So, what should you do if you want to raise a chinchilla? In fact, as long as you master the accurate method of raising a cat, any cat is easy to raise. Here is the knowledge of raising a chinchilla cat:

1. Pay attention to gastrointestinal skin care.

Like Persian cats, raising Chinchilla cats should pay more attention to their stomach and skin care. About 90% of cats know how to adjust their food intake to keep their bodies balanced and slim. Still, you shouldn't let it go unchecked. Obese chinchilla cats do tend to be more prone to health problems. If you want your cat to have a healthy body and an ideal weight, you not only need to control the right amount of food, but also prepare some toys for it to play and exercise. Since Chinchilla cats have excessive facial secretions, their facial cleaning and care is also crucial.

2. Regular and quantitative feeding.

In terms of feeding, we should feed Chinchilla cats in a regular and quantitative manner, because this can make it easier for the owner to detect when the cat has no appetite and prevent the cat from getting sick or indigestion as soon as possible.

3. Keep your home dry and clean your body regularly.

Chinchilla cats are best suited to living in dry environments. If you like cats, you may have to turn on the air conditioner or dehumidifier for your cat to reduce the humidity and make his life more comfortable. If the living environment is humid and debris accumulates at home, and the cat often has the opportunity to move around and easily stick to dust, the owner should clean the cat every 2 to 3 weeks; on the contrary, if the owner can keep the home clean, the cat needs to be cleaned every two months. Take a bath.

4. Groom your hair every day​​​​​​​

The chinchilla cat's hair is explosive and erect, so it should be combed regularly, otherwise it will easily become tangled. When combing hair, owners should spend 5 to 10 minutes every day. When combing the chinchilla cat, you can first wet the hair with water, and then rub it to make the hair stand up and facilitate combing. If your hair is tangled or stuck together, you can comb it slowly and carefully with your fingertips or a fine-toothed comb. The hair should be combed along the comb. Cats who don't brush their hair regularly may need to trim or trim all of their hair because the knots are too tight; messy hair is also a breeding ground for bacteria, so you can't be lazy!

5. Proper training every day

Each training session of Jinjila shall not exceed 15 minutes. In order to achieve the best training effect, the owner can train the cat before meals, because the cat is most receptive to training at this time. You cannot scold or even punish the cat if it cannot learn the skills you teach for a long time, otherwise they may never be willing to learn again.