Since ancient times cats have been worshiped and worshiped by them, considering them as divine creatures. To this day, cats are one of the most popular and common pets all over the world. And now they are admired, they are pleased and touched. There is a huge variety of breeds of these amazing animals and one of the most famous is the Angora breed of cats. There is even an opinion that the Turkish Angora cat became the progenitor of all longhaired breeds.
Description of angora cat
Angora cats are slightly larger than other breeds. They have a smooth smooth silky coat of medium length, the undercoat is practically absent. On the bellies, the wool may be wavy. The most common, especially in Europe, are white Angora cats. But in America, they breed cats of this breed of different colors.
Angora cats have large expressive eyes of green, yellow or blue. Cats with colorful eyes are very common. It is these representatives of this breed that are more likely to deaf. Ears pointed, close to each other set.
The hind legs are slightly longer than the forelegs, there are bunches of wool between the fingers. The shoulder belt and thorax are well developed. Angora cats in general have a very energetic, muscular, rather long and strong body with a broad fluffy tail. They are very elegant and moving cats.
The nature of the Angora cat
Angora cats are very affectionate, friendly and playful pets. They quickly become attached to the owner and openly express their emotions. Angora are rather meager, but they can be more persistent and demanding when they try to get people's attention. Such cats can remain alone, but they need daily communication. They like to climb somewhere higher, treat children well, they also get along easily with other pets.
Cats of Angora breed will be very pleased with cat toys and will be happy to play them. It is also necessary to buy a lap and train your pet to use it, and not your furniture.
After plenty of playing, the Angora cat willingly agrees to relax and soak up your lap.
Caring for an Angora cat
The main care is to take care of the long coat of cats. It should be combed with a brush and comb at least once a couple of weeks, and during moulting it will have to be done more often. But still, caring for the silky coat of your pet will not cause much trouble.
The owner of such a cat should monitor the health of the teeth in order to prevent the occurrence of tartar. But, in general, the immunity of Angora breed cats is strong, there are no special pathologies other than deafness.
Angora cat kittens
Kittens Angora cat can not be weaned from the mother before 12 weeks. Until that age, they are not yet physically strong and in urgent need of mother's milk. In addition, the kittens are emotionally unprepared for moving and such a sharp change in the situation, so it is better to wait.
At the age of three to four months, the healthy kittens of the Angora cat are very mobile and playful, actively contact their
How many live Angora cats?
The life span of Angora cats is the same as in all other breeds - on average 13-15 years.
If you once got angora, then you are unlikely to want to buy a pet of another breed. These charming, very intelligent and intelligent creatures will completely conquer your heart. A livable and peaceful nature, tenderness in the expression of emotions and good health turn Angora cats into ideal pets.