How to raise an angora cat? Friends who are familiar with it will immediately think of words such as a slender body, a large undulating back, tall and slender limbs, a long and pointed head, and large ears, so what should this cat do? Keep?
Turkish Angora cats are very clean, for example, they often lick their fur. Turkish Angora’s saliva acts like a powerful cleaner, but it can cause some human allergies, so be careful if you have an allergy. Turkish Angora cats may sometimes spit out hairballs because they have swallowed the hair while licking and grooming it, accumulating in the stomach. Especially in the period of hair loss, the owner should pay more attention to checking.
Claw grinding is a cat’s habit, so it is impossible to stop it. For a small cat, claws are its most powerful weapon, so it is necessary to rub off the aged horny from time to time to make it extremely sharp. In addition, grinding claws is also to show their own power and increase the smell. There are scent glands inside the cat’s forefoot, so it grinds its claws to give the feet its own scent. However, if you let it grind its claws, the sofa, curtains, chairs, carpets, wooden floors, walls, etc. in the home will become tattered and terrible. And once the cat has determined the place to sharpen its claws, it will go there again and again to sharpen its claws, so the loss is even more severe. Claw grinding is the hardest thing in cat education. So start this education as early as possible, before the furniture is trampled.
First, prepare a special claw grinding tool. Although there are many kinds of them on the market, they are also very good. Just wrap a strip of cloth around the board. If possible, prepare a few extra pieces and put them where the cat likes to go. If the cat starts grinding claws on furniture, say “no” right away and take him to a place with a dedicated plank. The owner can grab its front feet to sharpen its claws. At the beginning, the cat may be noisy, but after a few times it will patiently grind its claws. Praise him when he can sharpen his claws very well. This way, the cat will naturally remember where to rub the claws, but if you can’t wait, you can spray odorant or the cat’s hated vinegar on the ground you don’t want it to rub. However, once the smell is eliminated, the effect is gone, so it can be said that patient education is the most important.
