People once named songs after Persian cats, and I believe you all know one or two of them! Garfield also once played the protagonist in an American comic series. These two cats are very cute, fashionable, and have a beautiful appearance, and are loved by many friends. Of course, personally, I also like these two cats very much! Nowadays, the popularity index of Persian cats and Garfield cats is one of the best, so these two such popular pets must have their differences. Today, I will bring you Feel how different they are!

1. The origin of Persian cats and Garfield cats

If you want to understand the difference between Persian cats and Garfield cats, you must first start with its history!

Let’s talk about the Persian cat first. The Persian cat is a relatively common long-haired cat. It is gentle, calm and gentle in nature, and its whole body is full of a noble and gorgeous temperament. It is bred on the basis of Afghan long-haired cats and Turkish Angora long-haired cats. After more than a hundred years of selection and breeding by the British, in 1860, the first breed was finally born! The appearance of the Persian cat is unforgettable, very cute, with gorgeous and long hair, and elegant manners, so we also call it the "Prince of Cats" and "Princess". The Persian cat is the most favorite purebred cat among cat lovers in the world, and it is also one of my favorite cats! Not only that, it is also extremely popular in countries around the world!

Let’s talk about Garfield cat. It is a breed of tabby cat because its most original form is the red tabby exotic short-haired cat. It originated in the United States. In 1960, American breeding experts improved the color of its hair, thus creating the title "Garfield's Exotic Shorthair Cat". In 1966, this new product was recognized by the CFA. During the breeding period, it was also mated with Russian Blue cats and Burmese cats. In 1986, FIFE recognized this breed. At that time, it had been widely spread in the United States. Now, it is gradually becoming popular in Europe! Garfield is also a smart, lively and active cat. It likes to play with its owner and is very loyal to it. It likes The gentle and peaceful life also sets off its noble and elegant temperament. How can people not be moved by it!

Through the above introduction, everyone has a preliminary understanding of Persian cats and Garfield cats. They are both very cute and lovable cats, and their bodies are very strong and powerful!

2. The appearance differences between Persian cats and Garfield cats

Above we have analyzed the two cats from a macro perspective. In order to further understand the differences between Persian cats and Garfield cats, let’s introduce them to you from a micro perspective. In this way, the differences between the two cats will be clear at a glance!

Judging from the hair

Persian cats have thickThe hair is dense and slightly long, giving people a thick, heavy impression. However, Garfield is just the opposite. Garfield has fine, soft hair that is short and easy to care for!

We can see that apart from short hair, Garfield cats have the same body shape, limbs, head and face as Persian cats. This is also the most obvious difference between Persian cats and Garfield cats, so it will be more helpful for everyone to distinguish these two cats!

3. The respective prices of Persian cats and Garfield cats

Since I want to buy a pet to take home, the price is also my primary concern. The price of Persian cats is generally around 2,000, and the price of high-quality varieties ranges from 6,000 to 10,000. The price of Garfield cats is generally around 1,500 to 5,000. Pure varieties are more expensive, ranging from 4,000 to 7,000, which is slightly more expensive than Persian cats! The main reason is that Garfield cats have all the advantages of Persian cats, as well as its Short hair that is easy to care for! In terms of these two factors, the price is relatively high!

Supplementary explanation:

Persia+Persia=Persia

Persian + Exotic = Exotic, Exotic

Persian + different length = different length

Different short + different short = different short, different length

Different lengths + different lengths = different lengths

Different lengths + different shortness = different shortness, different lengths

To put it simply, the above-mentioned cats generally only differ in hair length, and they are all flat-faced cats. The rest are concepts in breeding. Ordinary people do not need to be so detailed when raising pets, and the CFA also recognizes their mutual mating. Yes, all the children from mating can participate in the competition equally.