How to raise a Persian cat? As we all know, cats are very arrogant pets. If you don't "serve" them well, they will give you a "look". Persian cats, in particular, are the aristocrats among cats. They are full of aristocracy, and it really baffles many people how to raise them. Today, the editor will share with you some things you need to pay attention to when raising Persian cats. I hope it will be helpful. You must know something about cats before raising them.

What you need to pay attention to when raising Persian cats is that when the cat is too young or sick, do not give it a bath. Moreover, the frequency of bathing in life should not be too frequent, usually about 2-3 times per month. Because the oil on the Persian cat's skin has a certain protective effect on the skin and hair. If you bathe too often, the oil will be lost in large quantities, which can easily make the cat's hair brittle and reduce the elasticity of the skin, which may induce skin inflammation. factor.

 Persian cats need to eat at regular times and at fixed places. They do not like to eat in places with noisy noises and strong light, so parents need to find a clean and quiet place for Persian cats to eat. At the same time, when the Persian cat is eating, it is necessary to prevent strangers from disturbing it, because this will seriously stimulate the cat’s appetite and make it unable to eat normally.

 Parents should note that the food bowl used by Persian cats should not be changed at will, but must be used regularly. We know that cats are very sensitive to their food bowls and food. Once changes occur, they will be stimulated and start eating and drinking for you. In addition, you must help cats clean their food and drinking water basins in a timely manner to keep Persian cats on a healthy diet and avoid the proliferation of various bacteria and the occurrence of infectious diseases.