CATDOLL : How to feed a Russian Blue cat?

How to feed a Russian Blue cat:

1. Feed cats at regular times and in regular amounts. Cats are like humans. If they do not eat regularly, they are likely to suffer from various gastrointestinal diseases. The owner should feed cats at regular times and in regular amounts.

2. Food taboos. Russian Blue cats must not be fed chocolate, onions, grapes, etc. In addition, animal livers contain high levels of vitamin A, and excessive consumption can cause vitamin A poisoning in cats.

3. Snack control. Eating too many snacks will not only make blue cats picky eaters, but some blue cats will also become sick because of eating too many snacks.

4. Provide the Russian Blue cat with a comfortable and warm cat bed, change the mat regularly, and often expose their nest to the sun.

5. Russian Blue cats don’t like to go out, they prefer to stay at home. Taking them out rashly will make them panic. If the owner feels that the cat does not exercise enough, you can often play some small games with them.

How to choose a blue cat:

1. Observe the kittens. Spend a few minutes observing and looking for kittens that are alert, interesting, and curious.

2. Check the coat. Separate the coat and carefully check for flea spots. Fleas can be the vector of scrub typhus.

3. Check the ears and eyes. The ears should be clean and free of earwax. The third eyelid, also known as the nictitating membrane, should not be longer than the eye and should not have any secretions.

4. Check the mouth. Check the inside of the blue cat's mouth because there may be cracked teeth, gum disease or cavities.

5. Check whether the kitten has been vaccinated before purchasing.