Exotic Shorthair Cat Breeds

Exotic Shorthair Cat Breeds 

the exotic shorthair cat is very similar to the persian cat except for its birth this resemblance is genetically justified as the exotic shorthair breed is a result of a mixture between Persians American Shorthair and British short-haired cats this particular breed combined both vitality and tranquillity equally they are an ideal companion for families with children this breed adores life at home and spending hours playing if you want to know more about this adorable and characteristic cat keep watching this animal wise video to find out more as we have previously mentioned exotic Shorthairs originated from a cross between Persians and American or British Shorthairs the exotic short a became popular in the 60s and 70s however it was only consolidated as a breed in 1967 J Martin who was a feline prejudge was the first person to mix these breeds in addition she was the person who got the CFA to recognize his breed within a new category as previously they were only considered a Persian variation like that of the Persian the face of an exotic short-haired cat is flat carrying a white skull short flat nose and large eyes the eye color of this breed are commonly intense and pure normal in color agreement with the fur this cat can appear in a range of colors from black to white to tabby there is a classification of exotic shorthair cats which are differentiated according to how flat their faces are the traditional exotic shorthair have longer noises in comparison to their congeners who are classified as extremes the latter are more prone to suffering from mandibular and respiratory pathologies this breed commonly weighs between 3 & 6 kilograms its legs are short and like the rest of this body broad and robust the exotic shorthair carry a short rounded and thick tail its coat despite being longer than the rest of the short head breeze is significantly shorter than a Persians mantle this cat is considered one of the most loving and affectionate thin line breeds perhaps this is why loneliness to them can be incredibly desolating a lonely exotic short-haired cat if lonely can suffer from behavior related diseases besides being affectionate they are calm and docile cats therefore educating them is easy they are also very intelligent faithful and in general very easy to live with exotic Shorthairs need to be brushed regularly to avoid hair balls in addition as with all cat breeds both internal and external deworming needs to be carried out specifically for those who are often outside or have been adopted make sure to provide your exotic shorthair with an adequate high-quality diet making sure that it receives all of the nutrients it needs to stay strong and healthy environmental enrichment using toys and scrapers are also important in making sure that this cat is constantly stimulated both physically and mentally also remember it is very important to not leave this breed alone for too long as they can suffer from loneliness very easily exotic Shorthairs also have very watery eyes therefore it is recommended to keep them clean with the use of a sterile gauze and saline water generally this cat breed is healthy however some physiological aspects should not be overlooked because it has a flat and short snout these cats can present respiratory problems however this number of problem still remain noticeably smaller than its predecessors the Persians because this breed also experience excessive eye tearing it can cause the eye area to oxidize resulting in infection if not cleaned therefore remember to clean the eyes properly and regularly they are also relatively prone to suffering from hypertrophic cardiomyopathy due to incorrect heart development preventative measures need to be taken make sure that your exotic shorthair is taken for regular vet check-ups and follows an appropriate vaccination schedule but if you offer your loving exotic shorthair all of the Care Aetna including a balanced diet and preventative medicine you will have a caring friend that will accompany you for an average of 15 years sometimes even more