When feeding blue cats, you should pay attention to choosing natural and high-quality cat food. You can also feed nutritional paste appropriately to help supplement nutrition. Pay attention to the cleanness and dryness of the blue cat itself, and clean and expose the cat litter and blue cat utensils regularly. When training blue cats, pay attention to the training timing and techniques, and do not punish the blue cats too much.

How to raise a blue cat

1. Blue cats two months old cannot be fed other foods except goat milk powder or breast milk. 2. Blue cats after two months can add other liquid foods, such as chicken porridge, vegetable lean meat porridge, milk cake, etc. 3. Feed softly soaked natural kitten food at three months, and gradually reduce the soaking time, and transition to dry food at four months. 4. Appropriate feeding of nutritional paste can supplement blue cats with a variety of trace elements and improve their resistance. 5. Pay attention to the cleaning and care of blue cats. In summer, they can be bathed once a month, and in winter, they can be bathed once every three months. Use wet wipes to clean around the cat’s eyes and cotton swabs to clean the cat’s ears every day to prevent ear inflammation. 6. Properly guide the blue cat to exercise. 7. Feed and drink more to ensure a supply of fresh and clean drinking water. 8. Maintain environmental hygiene and regularly clean and disinfect cat litter boxes and cat utensils.

How to train a blue cat

1. The easiest time to train a blue cat is when it is 2-3 months old.

2. Master the timing of training, preferably before feeding, because hungry cats are willing to be close to people and are more obedient. Coupled with the temptation of food, training is easier.

3. Pay attention to 60% of rewards and 40% of punishments. Do not beat or scold the blue cat as punishment, otherwise it will easily arouse its resistance. When training a certain action, do not use too many methods. To prevent the cat from being at a loss, try to help the blue cat complete the instructions and then reward it. Repeat this method many times.

4. The owner should be kind and patient during training. Cats have a stubborn personality, strong self-esteem, and do not want to be manipulated by others. This is by nature. So, be gentle, like playing with a cat. Even if you do something wrong, don't reprimand or punish too much, otherwise the cat will have an aversion reflex to training, which will affect future training.

5. Training should be done step by step and should not be done too hastily. Only one movement can be taught at a time, and multiple trainings must not be performed at the same time. It is difficult for a cat to learn many actions at once. If it always fails to do well, it will also cause the cat to lose confidence, cause the cat to feel bored, and make future training difficult. Each training time should not be too long, no more than 10 minutes, but you can train several times a day.

6. The training environment must be quiet, and only one person can be responsible for training to avoid causing trouble to the cat.The training movements should not be too sudden or make loud noises, because cats are very sensitive to loud noises or sudden movements, so as not to scare the cat away, hide, and be unwilling to accept training.