Chartreux, also known as Chartreux, the English name Chartreux, originated in France and originated in the 14th century. With British Shorthair Blue, Russian Blue (details) The world's three major blue cats. The Chartres cat has a long history, having been recorded in publications dating back to 1558, it is believed that this ancient French Variety is the Grand Saud near Grenoble. Let’s get to know the Chartreux cat with the editor below!

1. The origin of the Chartreux breed

Some CHARTREUX cats were introduced during the Crusades France. In the 1920s, French breeders combined CHARTREUX cats with Persian cats Crossbreeding, and a formal breeding program was not introduced until 1926. In 1926, the two sisters, surnamed LEGER, began to breed with the rendering of blue cats that strayed around BELLE-ILE-SUR-MER in MORBIHAN, France. After defining their physical characteristics, Dr. JUMAUD (1930) named these cats FELIS CATTUS CARTUSINORUM.

Second, Introduction to the Chartres cat breed

The breed was publicly displayed at the Cat Club in Paris in 1931. The first breed standard was published in 1939. In the 1960s and 1970s, the breed and blue British Shorthair The crosses were so frequent that in 1970 FIFe merged the two varieties. Was the CHARTREUX cat breed just doomed? Not so. SIMONNET, president of the CHARTREUX Cat Club, provided FIFe with strong evidence of the breed's authority, prompting FIFe to reinstate the decision to separate the two breeds and ban them from further interbreeding. The first CHARTREUX cat entered the United States in 1970. Both CFA and TICA recognize the breed.

Chartelle cats are robust, tolerant and adaptable to a variety of environments. Chartreuse cats are gentle, well-behaved and well-bred. It is easy to get close to people, and it will show its love and dedication to the owner. The Chartreuse cat will be wary of some people or animals that he has never seen before, because cats are timid animals. You are very friendly!

The Chartres are docile, easy-going, independent, and have a strong personality, but don't use their voice very much. Affectionate and sincere to the owner. Conservative, prefers solitude and quiet. Strong, tenacious and vigorous, very adaptable to the cold outdoor living environment. Chartreuse cats (details) are robust and sturdy, and can adapt to a variety of different environments. Gentle, very well-behaved and educated. It is easy to get close to people, and it will show its love and dedication to the owner. Although it will be wary of strangers, it will not attack people. If you can treat it gently, it will quickly get close to you.

Chartres Physically strong, with great endurance, Can adapt to a variety of different environments. Gentle, very well-behaved and educated. It is easy to get close to people, and it will show its love and dedication to the owner.

If you have a Chartre cat, do you take good care of your cat after work and life? It is also a characteristic of being slightly obese, but it is not allowed to eat indiscriminately, people eat, dogs eat, snacks at home, and it is not allowed to overeat. Only by giving the Chartres cat a balanced diet will there be no disease. Cat friends must pay attention!

1. Ensure food quality

It is best to buy at the pet hospital to ensure the quality of the product, or the supermarket can also Take it. Don't go to the market to buy cat food. The cat food there is really cheap. However, the raw materials are all plants. If you eat it for a long time, the charter cat will suffer from heart disease or more serious diseases. Cats are carnivores, and the raw materials must be meat and necessary nutrients.

2. Selection of flavors

There are many brands of cats on the market/Dog food has flavors, such as "beef flavor", "chicken flavor" and so on. When a pet food label says it contains "beef" or "chicken," but how much beef or chicken is in it? The list of ingredients in specialty pet foods is listed in descending weight order. For example, if chicken comes first on a label list, it means that chicken is the main ingredient in the pet food and is present in higher amounts than other ingredients. Therefore, you must pay attention to the ingredient ratio in the ingredient list when purchasing. If a certain cat food says "chicken flavor", but chicken is not in the first place in the ingredient ratio behind it, it proves that this product Cat food is not high in chicken.

It is normal for pets to prefer a certain flavor, but it is best for the owner to regularly change the flavor or mix the flavors for the pet to eat. This avoids picky eating. In addition, you will not be in a hurry when the food of this flavor is out of stock.

The   female cat is medium and the male cat is large. The body is large and robust. Large and strong shoulders and chest, thick and hard muscles, strong bones; ChartresAlso known as the Chatrex cat. For the French traditional variety, with Russian blue cat and British blue cat are collectively known as "the world's three major blue cats". Its name is related to the color of the monk's robes worn by the monks of the Chartreuse, as well as the descendants of the blue cat in the monastery. The cat's adult weight can reach 7 kg, and it can be called "heavyweight" among   shorthair   cats.

Head: Slightly larger, wider, like a circular outline, but not spherical. The forehead is high, with a gentle curve, and the cheeks are puffed up. The jaw is strong, especially the male cat of the adult cat is the strongest. The face is smaller than the head and has a thinner front. The nose is straight, medium in width and length. The neck is short but powerful;

Ears: Small to medium in size. The roots are slightly wider and the tips are slightly rounded. Erected high on the head;

Eyes: Large, round and very expressive. Eyes slightly wider apart. Colors range from golden to orange-yellow, with a deep, lustrous orange preferred. Kittens are blue at birth, brown as they grow, and finally golden or orange;

Mouth: triangular, with prominent upper and lower jaws, cheeks Full, straight nose and high ears.

Ears: Small to medium. The roots are slightly wider and the tips are slightly rounded. Stand high on the head.

Limbs: Slightly shorter than body length, but powerful. Female cats have moderate muscle attachments to the upper part of the feet, male cats have more muscle attachments. The soles of the feet are round and medium in size.

Coat: A lustrous blue-grey with silver tips, soft, rich and bouncy. Cats under the age of two will grow a thin silky coat.

Nature: The Chartreuse cat is gentle, intelligent, active, soft-spoken, and curious by nature, making it a good hunter.

Body: Large and strong, muscular, with a thick neck, broad chest and cylindrical trunk.

Tail: The tail is thick at the base and thin at the end.

The body is large and sturdy, with well muscled, thick neck, broad chest and cylindrical trunk.

The coat is short and dense, soft and elastic, blue-gray, silver-tipped, shiny, and waterproof. Female cats and cats under the age of two will grow a thin silky coat.

The Chartres cat is a world-class precious breed originating in France, also known as the Chartrex cat. The fur is dense and bushy, very nice and waterproof.

Coat Color The coat can vary from dull gray to slate, with silver tips giving the coat a luster.

Charter cats were bred in the past in part because of their unique fur, which sold for good prices. By the 1920s, however, this cat population decline was largely survived by the efforts of the two sisters. At the time, some gray-colored blue cats roamed a hospital in Meidao City. The two sisters started breeding with these cats as the core, and later successively adopted blue purebred cats and non-purebred cats, especially with British Shorthair is a cross to maintain and improve this French heritage breed.