Why is it not recommended to keep a Napoleon cat?

Napoleon cats can be raised, but because Napoleon cats are short-legged cats, the probability of developing various bone and joint diseases to a certain extent will be much higher than ordinary non-dwarf cats. If the owner does not treat it properly It is not recommended to raise it without careful care and attention.

But as long as the owner takes good care of the Napoleon cat, regularly takes the Napoleon cat to the pet hospital for relevant examinations, and takes preventive measures in advance, the Napoleon cat can have a relatively high quality of life and a long life like ordinary cats. It is also possible that there is no significant shortening. Try not to let it jump from high places to avoid bone problems. However, raising a Napoleon cat is just like raising other long-haired cats, requiring a lot of energy and time in grooming every day. And because the legs of Napoleon cats are relatively short, it is easier for their hair to be stained with their own feces or cat litter when going to the toilet. Owners with mysophobia are advised not to keep this breed of cats.