Tiffany cat, also called long-haired Burmese cat, is native to Australia and originated in the 20th century. Its appearance is similar to the Burmese cat. The Tiffany cat has a medium head, a short body, and its eyes are yellow and amber, with golden yellow being the best color! It is a cross between a Siamese cat and an Angora cat. In the early days, the Tiffany cat did not attract people's attention. Later in the UK, it was bred as an Asian short-haired cat, gradually replacing the Pomera cat. At present, the number of Tiffany cats is not large. As its colors increase, its popularity will become higher. Because the Tiffany cat is mixed with Burmese cat blood, its body is very graceful. Its hair is so many and long that it looks like a "scarf". The tail is also covered with thick hair!

1. How to raise Tiffany cats

Cats are carnivores, and they must live with meat! This does not mean that cats do not eat vegetables or fruits. Owners can give cats some fruits or vegetables on weekdays as a supplement to their meat diet! Secondly, Owners should pay attention to the variety of food. Cats should be accustomed to various flavors of food from the beginning. Their diet must contain at least 25% protein, but they should also learn from wild cats and adapt to different meals, preferably a combination of meat and vegetables!

If the food contains a variety of carefully selected foods with key nutrients, then the cat's diet will naturally be balanced. Some cats' eating habits are difficult to change, so the owner needs to put some effort into preparing food.

2. Care of Tiffany Cat

If the owners are raising a short-haired cat, there is no need to bathe it. Cats are born to love cleanliness. They can take full responsibility for personal hygiene. The owner only needs to pay attention to the cleanliness of the home. Long-haired cats have limited self-cleaning ability due to their long hair, so they need someone to help clean them. But the number of baths should not be too frequent. You can bathe once every half a month in summer and once a month in winter!

When taking a bath, the owner should first prepare a basin of warm water (temperature is about 40 degrees), then slowly put the cat into the water, and while scratching the cat's back, rinse the cat with water, but the movements should be light and soothing! Owners should pay attention Don't get your cat's head or face wet as this will make them irritated. After the cat is wet all over, you can apply pet-specific semen on the cat and scrub it. When scrubbing, be careful not to ignore any dead spots, such as the cat's abdomen and armpits. Do not wash the face. After the foam is completely mixed, put the cat in the water basin and clean it again. If you have a bath stick, you can rinse the cat directly. Try to rinse the cat as clean as possible, and then use a dry towel to dry the water on the cat. Blow dry the cat's hair with a hair dryer. Be careful not to blow the air at too high a temperature! Otherwise, it will burn the cat. Just dry it and then perform simple care!

3. Hair removal treatment for Tiffany cats

Regarding the problem of cat hair loss, there is basically no way to stop it! The only thing you can do is to accept it patiently, not to mention that it is not difficult to deal with the problem of cat hair loss. As long as the owner takes time to groom and wash the cat every day, he can clean up the fallen cat hair and avoid the problem of cat hair flying all over the house. Hair loss is a common problem among cats and is not unique to any particular cat. Therefore, if owners are raising short-haired Tiffany cats, they should also pay attention to them. This will not only clean up the cat's hair, but also increase the relationship between the owner and the cat! If the cat's hair loss problem is not solved in time, Solved, the shed hair will gradually form hair balls, which will increase the difficulty of the owner's cleaning. When cleaning, the owner can also spray some hair smoothing spray, so that it is easy to comb!

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