Be sure to buy a pet cat in a regular pet shop, because there are many illegal vendors selling sick cats in the market. Be careful not to buy pet cats sold on the horse road, which is insecure. At the same time, before buying a pet cat, you must do your homework, such as understanding the personality and characteristics of different kinds of cats, determining a favorite cat to raise, and understanding the methods of raising such cats.
After buying a cat, it is best to take the cat to the pet hospital for a comprehensive physical examination to ensure that the cat is healthy and disease-free.
Second, it is most suitable to buy a 2-month-old cat
To buy a pet cat, it is best to buy a kitten of 2~3 months old, because generally, kittens who eat more breast milk will have better immunity and resistance. Mother's breast milk contains immune components, which can ensure that kittens are not easy to get sick before half a year old. If kittens lack breastfeeding, their physique will be greatly affected, leading to decreased immunity, easy to get sick and difficult to cure. So it's best to buy a kitten that has lived with her mother for 2~3 months. It's not good to choose kittens who are too old, so it's not easy to take them home and cultivate them to form good living habits, because many of their living habits are formed after cats reach a certain age, and once they are formed, it's difficult to change.
Third, what personality cat is better to choose?
Different breeds of cats have certain differences in personality. When choosing a pet cat, you can try to choose a cat with good natural personality, such as a puppet cat. In the same kind of cats, we should pay attention to choosing cats with better personality. In the process of selection, we might as well observe the reaction of each cat in Doby, and see if the cat rejects human beings. If cats can adapt to human touch normally, they are generally obedient and easy to raise.
These are Dr. Paw Paw's suggestions on choosing a pet cat. I wonder if they will help you? Pay attention to Dr. Paw Paw to learn more about pet breeding.