What's the difference between silk wool and cotton wool of a bag cat?

Different handfeel makes cotton feel softer and fluffy, while silk feels smoother and brighter.

The fur of traditional cloth-bag cats is actually silk, with little or no cotton undercoat. It feels very silky and soft, feels as smooth as satin, and its hair is a little thicker than cotton.

The advantage is that the daily care and nutritional supplement are well done, and the hair is unwilling to tie, and it is easy to comb it to the end. From a distance, hair is brighter.

The disadvantage is that the growth is slow. When the fetal hair falls off, the silky hair has not yet grown out, and no cotton undercoat has exploded, it will form an embarrassing period of a little baldness. Traditional bloodline will have an embarrassing period. The purer the bloodline, the longer the embarrassing period of baldness, and it will take a little time to change.

Compared with the early bag cats, cotton wool is improved. Hair is softer, thinner and easier to bend. It feels a little airtight, rougher, thinner and messy than silk hair, and fluffy than silk hair, so it looks more hairy.

The advantage is that the cotton wool is fluffy, the growth period is short, the embarrassing period is not obvious, and it looks hairy.

The disadvantage is that it is easy to knot, and it is more troublesome to do daily care, especially under the arm, buttocks and abdomen. It turns yellow easily. Sometimes licking your hair too much will make it a little yellow.