How to raise a Persian cat? The Persian cat is the most common long-haired cat with a cute face, but many novice cat owners don’t know how to raise a Persian cat well, so today I will teach you how to raise it.

Persian cat care knowledge

The gorgeous appearance of Persian cats may make many people think that they are squeamish, and their long and dense hair also makes many people think that they are difficult to take care of. In fact, anyone who has raised Persian cats knows that they are actually very good. In addition to the summer, special attention should be paid to preventing heatstroke.

Persian cats are covered with fur and lack sweat glands on their body surface, so they have poor ability to regulate heat. If body heat is difficult to dissipate and the temperature is relatively high, heatstroke is very likely to occur. If the cat has shortness of breath, confusion, frequent urination, straight eyes, or falls to the ground in the hot summer, it means that the cat has suffered from heatstroke. The following first aid measures can be taken:

1. If the cat suffers from heat stroke in the sun, first move the cat to a ventilated or shady place quickly.

2. If there are ice cubes in the refrigerator at home, take out the ice cubes and put them in an ice bag and put it on the cat's head to lower the cat's temperature. If there is no ice at home, you can take some ice water, soak it with a towel, and then help the cat wipe its head.

3. You can put the cat in an air-conditioned room without water or ice to help the cat cool down.

4. Use a needle to pierce the cat’s ears or blood vessels on its tail to bleed, and ensure indoor ventilation at the same time.

5. If the above measures are ineffective, the pet should be sent to the hospital for professional treatment in time.