What should I pay attention to when raising a cat?

Novices should pay attention not to pay too much attention to cats, keep a relaxed attitude every day, inject vaccines in time to drive away insects inside and outside the body, feed simple and digestible food every day, spend some time playing with cats, comb their hair every day and keep their living environment clean.

Cats, belonging to cats, are widely used pets in families all over the world. The ancestors of domestic cats are supposed to be desert cats in ancient Egypt and Persian cats in Persia, which have been domesticated by humans for 3500 years (but not completely domesticated like dogs). Ordinary cats: round head, short face, five fingers on forelimbs, four toes on hind limbs, sharp and curved claws on toes, retractable, and capable of night vision.

Hunting other animals by ambush, most of them will climb trees. Cats have fat pads at the bottom of their toes to avoid making noise when walking and not scaring away mice when hunting.

When walking, the claws are in a contracted state to prevent them from becoming dull and protruding when catching mice and climbing. A cat's body is divided into five parts: head, neck, trunk, limbs and tail. Most parts have fur, and a few are hairless cats. Cats have fat pads at the bottom of their toes, so they walk quietly. They don't run away when catching mice, and they have sharp nails on their toes. Paws can be retracted and extended. Cats retract their claws when resting and walking, and only extend their claws when catching mice and climbing to prevent their nails from becoming dull.

A cat has five fingers in its forelimbs and four fingers in its hind limbs. Cats' teeth are divided into incisors, canines and molars. Dog teeth are particularly developed, with sharp cones, which are suitable for killing caught mice. The chewing surface of molar teeth has sharp protrusions, which are suitable for chewing meat. Underdeveloped front teeth.

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