When you see a ragged cat from a distance for the first time, you will find yourself in awe of this pet cat. But when you get closer to it, you'll find a pair of big, beautiful eyes begging for your caress. Ragged cats have beautiful colors, soft coats and perfect bodies. Although ragged cats are very easy to raise, there are still many problems that need to be paid attention to during the raising process.

Ragged Cat

1. Raising of ragged cats

Ragged cats tend to gain weight easily and are used to a pampered life. If they don’t pay attention to adjustments and control their diet, obesity is likely to be the invisible killer of ragged cats. Although the ragged cat is a long-haired cat with a thick and long coat, it does not take much effort to take care of it and can be easily combed out. Care is very convenient, and you can also add some hair-beautifying nutrients to them. Ragged cats are very healthy and not prone to illness. Until now, no experts have discovered that it has a special genetic disease. Ragged cats have a long lifespan, with an average lifespan of 18 years. With the continuous advancement of science and technology, the improvement of medical conditions and the improvement of nutrition and health care, some ragged cats can even live for 20 years. However, their development is relatively slow and they do not mature until around four years old.

Ragged cats are huge. Adult female cats weigh between 5-7 kg, while male cats can weigh up to 10 kg. And they are also fat, with abundant subcutaneous fat and strong and thick bones.

Such a big cat has a very gentle personality. He sometimes looks like a cute dog and will follow his owner from one room to another. The ragged cat is also a cat that can take a leash and accompany its owner for a walk. If you own such a cat, walking the cat is not out of reach. Ragged cats are suitable for home environments, but they don’t like to move frequently or change their living locations, which will make them feel insecure.

Ragged cats are clingy and need constant companionship. More toys should be prepared for them. Ragged cats like to have a playmate and will be very happy for their owners to raise a second cat or other animal.

2. Training of ragged cats

Ragged cats also have a love of cleanliness and a clean nature, and they like to have a fixed place to defecate. However, this habit requires long-term training by the owner to develop a habit. You can place a toilet next to the cat's nest, put 3--4cm thick cat litter in it, and put a little sand with the smell of kitten poop on the top layer. When the cat is anxious and keeps spinning in circles, guide the cat to the potty and let him smell the sand in the pot first, and then let him poop. After training in this way a few times, the cat will poop on his own when he wants to poop. Find that potty that smells like poop, is both convenient and clean.