What should you pay attention to when raising a Scottish Fold cat?

1. After adulthood, you should take it to a regular pet owner's hospital for a physical examination every six months, and make adjustments based on the physical examination results. Feeding methods.

2. You can get vaccinated at around 9 to 12 weeks. You need to get vaccines against infectious diseases and rabies. The vaccines against infectious diseases are mainly against feline distemper virus, feline herpes virus, and feline calicivirus. Three common infectious diseases in cats.

3. In addition to feeding the staple food to the folded-eared cat, regularly feed some chicken breast, fish, healthy fruits and vegetables, egg yolks, etc. as supplementary food, but pay attention to the appropriate amount. For staple cat food, it is recommended to choose a cat food with a protein content of more than 36%.

4. The poop scraper should check the sitting posture and paws of the folded cat every day for swelling and deformation. If any abnormality is found, send it to the doctor in time.

5. Scottish Fold cats should be dewormed regularly. It is recommended that internal deworming be done once a month and external deworming once every three months. If a Scottish Fold cat is accidentally infected with parasites, it may suffer from hair loss, body weight loss, coughing, anemia, diarrhea and other symptoms, which will make it very uncomfortable.

Care methods for Scottish Fold cats

1. The fur needs to be combed regularly. For short-haired cats, brush it once a week, and for long-haired cats, brush it twice a week. , to prevent the formation of hair balls.

2. Provide your cat with a scratching post and trim her nails every few weeks.

3. Brush your teeth at least once a week and maintain good dental hygiene habits.

4. Check your ears once a week for signs of irritation, mites or infection.

5. Keeping the cat’s litter box hygienic will help cultivate the cat’s habit of using the litter box.