Behavior of Persian cats


While the expression on his face might make him think they have bad character, this feline is very sociable and friendly

Persian cats have traits that make them uniquely unique and beautiful. Broad faces, flat noses and a long and abundant fur are some unmistakable physical characteristics.

For their uniqueness, they make up one of the best known breeds of cats in the world. Below, we will see some distinctive signs of these felines about their behavior, customs and food.

Originally from the Middle East, Persian cats arrived in Europe in the 17th century thanks to the smuggling of jeweler and spices. After conquering every kingdom they found in their path, they moved to America in the mid-19th century.

The hard gesture of the faces of these cats makes you think of a bad character in these felines. However, once they are known, the opinion changes resoundingly.

Typical characteristics of Persian cats
They are robust, partly due to the thickness of the fur; its approximate weight is around four and seven kilos, measuring up to 55 centimeters. One of its peculiarities is that, having short legs, it causes a feeling of slowness to see it walk.

Despite the feeling that they look like slow, heavy animals, just like Angora's cats, the Persian is usually a skilled hunter when the opportunity comes.

The wonderful behavior of Persian cats
Persian cats are good domestic companions. Far from having an adventurous instinct, they prefer to spend the hours lying on the armchairs, chairs and carpets of the house. Usually, these felines are very sociable with humans, other cats and dogs, and they show a sweet and friendly character.

Characteristics of Persian cats
In apartments and homes without access to over walking, these animals are neither anxious nor upset. On the contrary, his hunting and romance instinct is always ready.

Persian cats are used to being flattered by their fur. In the imagination of the eastern kingdoms these animals were linked to greatness, wealth and aristocracy.

The same thing happened in England with regard to flattery, where Queen Victoria herself was a declared admirer of Persian cats. His soft fur and loving aplomb instill in his masters a pleasant sense of friendship and tranquility.

Just as humans adopt animals, Persian cats tend to choose a favorite human from those around them. Perhaps the chosen one is the one who gives him sufficient flattery, caresses, and looks.

These felines are especially vain, but also very intelligent. Games in which you can test your cunning appeal side to them especially; this as long as they can receive caresses and praise as a reward.

Although they are not as independent as most domestic cats usually are, Persian cats can spend a whole day in silence. Its meowing is smooth and uses only on necessary occasions.

Persian cat
Usually, this cat will choose some points of the house as preferred and in them will spend their hours. However, he will be happy if in the house there are children to play with him who take care of him, respect him, and pamper as he deserves.
In short, the main characteristics of the behavior of Persian cats are:

Don't worry: your tendency is to stay resting all day.

Sociable and friendly: they like to spend time with other cats, dogs, adults and children.
Observers: from the throne, they love to watch and hear what 'their humans' do.
Vanids: they really like to be flattered.
Smart: They are passionate about the games where they deploy their cunning.

Special care of Persian cats
While the average lifespan of Persian cats is up to 15 years, they need to be cared for carefully so that they reach old age in good health. First, you have to take care and regulate your diet; domestically, are highly likely to be obese because of their sedentary tendency.

Another note is that Persian cats with blue fur are prone to the polycystic kidney. With proper treatment, your quality of life will not necessarily be impaired. The variety called peke-face, extremely flat-faced, may suffer from tear obstruction.

As for the care of the hair of Persian cats, it will ideally be a periodic brushing to keep it soft and shiny. It is also recommended to take it to specialized hairdressers at least twice a year.

In short, every animal that accompanies domestic life will have something wonderful to toast. In the case of Persian cats, special care is tiny compared to the affectionate and intelligent presence of these felines.