Teacup Cat

Teacup cats are usually only 1/3 to 1/2 the size of ordinary cats, with a teacup Even in its nest, the lifespan of this kind of cat is relatively short, probably due to unsolved genetic defects during the breeding process. However, the teacup cat's exquisite and cute body shape has really brought it a lot of glory. Donna Sussman, a veterinarian in Illinois, USA, discovered a cute and cute cat. When she was found, the kitten named "Peacocks" was two years old and weighed only 3 pounds, which is equivalent to a bag of candy. It was so heavy that it was entered into the Guinness Book of World Records as the smallest cat in the world at the time.

What should you pay attention to when adopting a teacup cat? 

1. Before purchasing a teacup cat, please refer to the relevant introduction of the original breed Materials about the cat's physical characteristics and personality, if you have a mental map of this kind of cat, you can avoid blind adoption; 

2. The appearance is clean, bright and angry, and the movements are nimble. When held in the hand, it feels heavier than expected; 

3. When you open your mouth, you will see that the mouth, tooth roots and tongue are light red, the teeth bite is normal, and there is no special odor; 

4. Cat ears should be clean and free of penetration. If your cat often scratches its ears or shakes its head, it may have been infected with ear scabies; 

5. The tip of the nose is reddish, moist and shiny. The tip of the nose should feel cool and moist with the back of the hand, and there is no nasal discharge or infiltration around the nostrils; 

6. The eyes should be clear and translucent, with no penetration at the corners of the eyes and no visible signs at the corners of the eyes. The third eyelid (the third eyelid appears first in many cats when they are sick); 

7. The body is moderately developed, the muscles are thick, the hands and feet are thick without bending, the walking is normal, and the reaction of pulling the legs and feet with the hands is strong; 

8. The abdomen should be slightly round, and the ribs cannot be touched by hand. If the cat’s abdomen is swollen, it may be a sign of roundworm infection or peritonitis. A slightly protruding belly of a kitten is Normal situation; 

9. The hair around the anus is clean and the anal opening is not stained;

10. The most obvious health indicators of kittens are their hair. A healthy kitten's coat should be shiny, loose, and erect. If the kitten's hair is messy and dull, it means that the kitten has been infected with the disease, or has been ill and has just recovered. It is best not to use such a cat; 

11. When you hear the shouts, you react quickly. When teased, you have a desire to play. When you smell the smell of meat, you have a warm appetite.

How to feed a teacup cat? 

When choosing cat food for teacup cats, you may wish to choose some based on your own teacup cats’ preferences. Cat food, this taste needs to be tested by purchasing some cat food continuously. Because different teacup cats like Aijia’s cat food are general, just like people’s taste for Aijia’s different foods is a rationale. You can match teacup cats with some cat food that can grind their teeth, which can also achieve the purpose of helping the cat grind its teeth.

 Teacup cats should not eat one type of cat food all the time. They might as well change it every month or two. Depending on the taste of cat food, you can also start giving cats some delicious food, but be careful to add less salt., mix it into cat food and give it to our beloved kitten, so that it can enjoy it. Be careful not to feed it greedy. It will be very bad if it is fed to a picky eater. This will be very detrimental to the health and will also lead to poor maintenance. It is difficult to correct the shortcomings of picky eaters in cats.

In short, when purchasing a "teacup pet", you should open your eyes to see the authenticity and take the right path purchase. Their most important growth characteristics will appear from the first 4 months, when they will start to grow slowly for a long time, and most will stop growing at 7 to 8 months. Teacup cats have a short lifespan, so please protect them well.

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