How to Understand and Take Care of Your Persian Kitten & Cat

By Vince Stead

If you want to take really good care of your Persian kitten and cat, some of these helpful tips will make your life much easier with your darling little Persian cat. 
 
1. The Characteristics of a Persian Cat 
 
2. Items You Should Never Let your Cat Eat 
 
3. How to Trim your Cats Nails 
 
4. Some Fun Ways to Entertain your Cat 
 
5. How to Clean your Cats Ears Correctly 
 
6. What You Should Know about Cat Teeth 
 
7. How to Make Sure your Cat is Eating a Healthy Amount of Food 
 
8. The Different Kinds of Worms Cats can Get 
 
9. How to Deworm your Cat 
 
10. What to Expect When your Cat is Pregnant 
 
11. Tricks you Can Teach your Cat 
 
12. Why Cats Like to Climb Up Things 
 
13. How to Make Home Made Cat Food 
 
14. Homemade Cat Toys you Can Make Yourself 
 
15. When Should You Spay Or Neuter Your Cat? 
 
16. What you Should Know about Fleas and Ticks 
 
17. What the Benefits of Micro chipping Your Dog Are to You 
 
18. How Invisible Fencing Typically Works to Train and Protect Your Cat

• Language: English
• Publisher: Vince Stead
• Release date: Jan 22, 2012
• ISBN: 9781516304660

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By Vince Stead

How to Understand and Take Care of Your Persian Kitten & Cat

Copyright © 2012 by Vince Stead

All rights reserved.  No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.

ISBN:  978-1-329-18261-5

1.The Characteristics of a Persian Cat

2.Items You Should Never Let your Cat Eat

3.How to Trim your Cats Nails

4.Some Fun Ways to Entertain your Cat

5.How to Clean your Cats Ears Correctly

6.What You Should Know about Cat Teeth

7.How to Make Sure your Cat is Eating a Healthy Amount of Food

8.The Different Kinds of Worms Cats can Get

9.How to Deworm your Cat

10.What to Expect When your Cat is

Pregnant

11.Tricks you Can Teach your Cat

12.Why Cats Like to Climb Up Things

13.How to Make Home Made Cat Food

14.Homemade Cat Toys you Can Make Yourself

15.When Should You Spay Or Neuter Your Cat?

16.What you Should Know about Fleas and Ticks

17.What the Benefits of Micro chipping Your Cat Are to You

18.How Invisible Fencing Typically Works to Train and Protect Your Cat

1.  The Characteristics of A Persian Cat

Persian cats have been found to be a cat that relates well to their owners and strangers, as well as children, if they are brought up with them, but they will usually not take a great deal of notice of a child, unless it really irritates the cat.

The old-fashioned Persian cat had a flattish face, but not as flat as it is now and with this refinement has come many problems, such as breathing and eye troubles, where the eye is often covered by fur and hard to get at.  The old-fashioned version had shortened muzzles, but nowadays, this is much of an exaggeration and brings many more of these problems to the surface. 

North America especially has severe troubles with Persian cats, including problems with delivery of kittens and other things that can go wrong.  Persian cats are very friendly, lay back, and are the nearly perfect cat for people who live in apartments, or are elderly. 

Persian cats have less length to their legs than other breeds, so they are not as good at jumping up great heights, a boon for most people especially those who do not enjoy being ambushed by a cat from on top of a cupboard.  The proper version that most people do prefer has a wide face and very large, bright eyes, although they can be almost any color.

When combined with any other breed, as well as the flattish face, although this is not often carried forward, the thick fluffy tail usually comes through.  Therefore, should you get a kitten from the pound or anywhere that its tail shows thick and fluffy