The Persian cat is very distinguished and peculiar, easily recognizable by two of its essential characteristics: its rounded face and flats and its lush and leafy fur.
It is one of the oldest breeds that are known.
The name itself indicates precisely its remote origins: Persia, a region of the Middle East, which corresponds to present-day Iran.
The Persian cat is one of the most popular cats that exist as a pet, due to its docile and social character. Despite its soft and sweet nature, you need to feel comfortable at home to be able to integrate easily into the family. That's why it's important to be calm and offer you routines and habits that provide you with security and stability.
THE KING OF GLAMOUR
It will be very common for someone to caress you or say things to you; you stay still for a while. It receives flattery in a very special way and can spend hours sitting on the ledge of a window looking through it, or on a cushion, almost motionless. These cats have a special elegance and glamour that have made them worthy of praise.
QUIET AND INDEPENDENT
It is a quiet and quite sedentary animal. Many people say that it is the perfect pet, because it will not ask you more affection than the one you want to give it, nor will it insist that you play with it every time. Although there is one thing that will be very willing on your part, and is that to maintain the extreme beauty of the fur of the Persian cat you must spend a good part of your time brushing it.
LADIETA
This breed does not require much special care in terms of food. To keep your fur healthy and shiny, it is advisable that you provide a specially formulated food that gives you good quality fats.
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They may have alterations in the eyes, breathing and jaw (due to the shape of their shortened skull). Your breathing apparatus is a delicate thing, so it is advisable to avoid perfumes and talkies so as not to cause bronchitis or even asthma.
It is a breed that has problems at the time of delivery, since the puppies have a very large head in proportion to the mother's body and pelvis is not very wide, so sometimes they require a C-section.
This breed has predisposition to a particular pathology: polycystic kidney disease, which affects the kidneys. It occurs when the cat is already an adult - between the ages of 3 and 10 - and it is an inherited disease, so you should avoid its reproduction if you already know that your cat is a carrier.