Persian cat what does it mean

The Persian cat is a kind of long-haired cat originated in Iran, also known as the "Persian long-haired cat", is the aristocrat of the cat. In the 16th century, the Persian cat has been introduced to the European countries, and later also quickly spread to the Americas, Australia and other places. The Persian cat is divided into two main categories, one is the British Persian cat optimized and refined by the British, and the other is the traditional Iranian Persian cat.

British Persian cats are artificially converted out of the breed. Since the 19th century, they have been the star cats in breeding circles and are sought after by large numbers of fans. Due to their exceptionally attractive appearance, Persian cats have gradually become a favorite among cat lovers around the world.

2. Characteristics of Persian Cats

The Persian is a medium to large-sized cat, usually weighing between 8-12 pounds. It has soft, long fur, broad facial features, and rounded eyes and ears. Because Persian cats are short-boned, they have relatively short carcasses. Persian cats are very gentle and sociable, yet optimistic and cheerful, and take great pleasure in receiving affection from their owners.

The Persian cat's coat is one of its signature features and requires regular brushing to keep it shiny and soft. However, there is also a potential problem with long-haired cats in that Persian cats are larger and also more prone to obesity. Therefore, Persian cat owners will need to keep an eye on their cats' physical condition and give them proper diet and physical exercise.

3, Persian cat care

Because the Persian cat's hair is prone to knots, it needs to be combed regularly. At the same time, the cat should be given a bath every few weeks to keep the fur clean and sanitary. Of course, Persian cats also need regular medical checkups to ensure good health. In addition, the snacks and diet of Persian cats also need to be paid attention to by owners, as Persian cat's are prone to obesity, owners should avoid overfeeding.

4, the value of the Persian cat

The Persian cat is a very good pet cat, not only ornamental, but also has a deep cultural and historical value. Because of its noble and ethereal and taste, the Persian cat has been adopted by a large number of movies, television and other film and television works, and has become the new favorite of trendsetters. Of course, due to the Persian cat's very high degree of purebred, its price is relatively high, bringing buyers a lot of financial pressure.

In addition to this, the Persian cat is also the star of the cat breeding circle. Because of the high degree of blood purity of Persian cats, the price of breeding Persian cats is also relatively high. However, when you bring home a beautiful kitten, I believe you will not care about the money. After all, the Persian cat's gentleness and cuteness will bring you endless joy and enjoyment.