"Cheese Cat" is not a breed classification of cats. Chi is its original name, and "Cheese" is the Chinese translation. Its real breed is the American shorthair cat, and its coat color is silver tabby and white, so the cheese cat we usually refer to refers to the American shorthair with silver tabby and white. Note, British shorthair, Scottish fold cat, Persian cat, Garfield and other breeds have silver tabby and white colors, but they are not cheese cats! So why can’t we keep such cute cheese cats?

Why can’t you keep a cheese cat?

Energy

Although the Cheese Cat has a very docile personality and a good temper, it does a lot of exercise, especially at night. The Cheese Cat is very energetic, and high energy is a common trait of American Shorthair cats.

Severe hair loss

Although cheese cats are short-haired cats, their hair often falls out, so there are often cheese cat hairs at home. This is the disadvantage of raising cheese cats. You need to comb its hair every day, and then clean the house. Hygiene, avoid hair dust that is too heavy, causing respiratory discomfort.

Curiosity

Shorthair cats are very curious, and cheese cats are no exception. Vases, cups, and glass bottles at home are often toys for cheese cats, and they will be broken if you are not careful. Therefore, raising cheese cats requires keeping fragile items away. Take good care.