The Pomeranian cat, also called the Pomeranian cat, is originally from the United Kingdom. It is a cross between a Burmese cat and a Chinchilla long-haired cat. It was bred in 1981 by the wife of the British Baron Miranda von Kerchberg. The variety that comes out. The earliest Pomeranian cat in the world attracted much attention, and two years later it quickly entered the exhibition held by the Cat Association. Immediately afterwards, the British couple Charles and Therese Clark bred a new breed of Pomeranian cats. The Pomeranian cats of this breed had beautiful patterns. Later generations combined the two breeds to create better-quality Pomeranian cats. Pomeranian cat offspring.

1. Appearance characteristics of Pomeranian cats

The color of Pomeran cats is light all over, with the bottoms basically being white, and some fur tips with lavender tips. Some streaks of darker hair can be seen on the head, legs, and tail. These hairs are generally thin and short, but soft and close to the body, and look very smooth. The head is also relatively short, the nose is reddish-brown, the bridge of the nose is obviously sunken, and the eyes are a very spiritual green.

2. Habits and Characteristics of Pomeranian Cats

Pomeranian cats are not only elegant in temperament, but also docile and pleasant. They are lively and smart little guys. Raising them at home will definitely add a lot of fun to you. When you are not around, it is very independent and can have fun on its own. Once you show up, it will act coquettishly and show affection to you like a kitten. Not only that, Pomeran cats have great social skills, and they are also quite approachable when communicating with children or other small animals.

3. Pomeranian cat care knowledge

(1) Feeding

Pomeranian cats can generally eat cat food on the market, but be careful not to buy so-called cat snacks as much as possible. Eating too much of this type of food will cause cats to be picky eaters. Also try not to give cats food on the table. This will not only cause them to have a partial eclipse, but will also put a burden on their bodies due to indigestion.

　(2) Domestication

Pomeran cats are naturally intelligent. It is not difficult to domesticate them, but you must be mentally prepared. After all, running-in requires a process, and you must be patient during this process. The best time to train cats is before meals. Cats in a hungry state are more stimulated and training is relatively easier than at other times. Moreover, after training, due to physical exertion, the cat's appetite will also be opened and its digestion capacity will be enhanced at the same time. To train a cat, you need to constantly communicate with it and discover more potential in the cat.