Do not keep the following 5 types of cats: fold-eared cat, cow cat, ruffian cat, Garfield cat, and hairless cat. The specific reasons are as follows! 1. Folding cats Folding cats have congenital genetic defects and are prone to bone diseases, result...
Do not keep the following 5 types of cats: fold-eared cat, cow cat, ruffian cat, Garfield cat, and hairless cat. The specific reasons are as follows!
1. Folding cats
Folding cats have congenital genetic defects and are prone to bone diseases, resulting in joint stiffness and deformation, unstable walking, stiff tail, abnormal thickening of the foot pads, etc., making the cat very painful. Moreover, there is currently no curable medicine, so you can only use medicine to relieve pain. Therefore, it is generally not recommended that the owner raises folding cats. As long as there is no purchase volume, the merchant will not breed such cats in large quantities.
2. The cow cat is commonly known as "husky among cats". It has a lively and active personality. If the owner is not at home, it will break up the house like the husky. Moreover, the cow cat is very revengeful. If the owner does something that it doesn't like, it may take revenge on its owner by urinating everywhere and tearing the house. So if it's your first time raising a cat, it's recommended not to keep a cow cat.
3. Ragdoll cats
Rugdoll cats are expensive, and their stomachs are very fragile. If you eat a little improperly, you will easily experience soft stools and diarrhea. In addition, the ragdoll cat is a long-haired cat with strong and fluffy hair. Without regular care, it is prone to hair knotting, and there will be a lot of hair loss during the hair change period, so it is generally not recommended for novices to raise ragdoll cats.
4. Garfield
Because Garfield has a short nasal passage and a flat face, it often has tears. This requires the owner to use a wet tissue to clean his eyes every day, which is more troublesome to take care of. Moreover, Garfield cats have a greater chance of developing respiratory diseases than other cats. If they are infected with respiratory infectious diseases, if they are not treated in time after the onset, the cat will die. Therefore, if you don’t have more time, it is not recommended to keep Garfield cats.
5. Hairless cats
Hairless cats are artificially bred cats, so their physical fitness is relatively poor compared to other cats. Once they catch a cold, they are prone to pneumonia or rheumatoid arthritis. Moreover, the stomach and intestines of hairless cats are also very fragile, and they are prone to vomiting and diarrhea. Therefore, it is very troublesome to take care of and requires a lot of time and energy. If you are an office worker and have a very busy work and don’t have much time to accompany your cat, it is not recommended to keep a hairless cat.
