Japanese Bobtail, also known as Japanese bobtail cat. This cat is a breed due to a genetic mutation. The Japanese Bobtail has a history of about a thousand years in Japan, and some people think that it was introduced to Japan from China or Korea more than 1,000 years ago. The tail of the Japanese Bobtail is only about 10 cm long, which is similar to Manx Both are cat breeds with the shortest tails. Among Japanese bobtail cats, tricolor cats are the most popular, but there are also many red and white cats and white cats. The appearance of the lucky cat comes from the Japanese bobtail cat. Japanese Bobtails are native to Japan and have been bred in Japan dating back many centuries. After being introduced into the United States, it has been improved and cultivated. It is said that an American female cat lover living in Japan discovered that there is a cat in Japan with a short tail like a rabbit's tail, which is very cute.

Japanese Bobtails are intelligent, docile, cute, and have a beautiful voice. The Japanese Bobtail is robust, agile, and active. The male Japanese bobtail cat is stable and generous, and the female cat is elegant and luxurious, friendly, lively and loves to run and play, which is very suitable for family breeding.

Care for   Japanese Bobtails

Bathing

Cats who don't have a bathing habit hate getting wet. So wash it once to four times a month, and then wash it when it gets dirty. If you start bathing about four months after birth, you can form a habit and become a cat that loves bathing. Before washing, dig out your ears, trim your nails, and give them a good brush. At this time, if a hair ball is found, even if it is small, it should be dealt with in time. Otherwise, once it gets wet, it will become felt and difficult to comb out. Fill the tub with lukewarm water, let the cat stand in it, and use a shower or bucket to let the water penetrate to the hair roots. Wet the head with gauze little by little. Apply shampoo in the order of neck, chest, and head, then massage gently with your fingertips. After lathering, wash your buttocks and claws carefully, especially the dirty areas. Wash the neck, chest, tail and head with a shower or bucket. Pay attention to the water temperature and be careful not to get shampoo and foam into your eyes. Wash twice when very dirty. After washing it completely, apply the conditioner. Then rinse with water. After washing, gently wipe the water off. Quickly wrap your body in a towel to absorb moisture. When using the hair dryer, blow from the hips to the neck. Pay attention to the temperature to avoid burns. Comb and brush when dry.

Japanese Bobtails are very adaptable to the environment, they are omnivores, as Pets cat breeds are easy to keep. Japanese Bobtails are naturally intelligent, docile and docile, with beautiful voices, robustness, and agile movements. The male cat is stable and generous, and the female cat is elegant and luxurious.

Japanese Bobtails are intelligent, docile, cute, and have a beautiful voice. The Japanese Bobtail is robust, agile, and active. The male Japanese bobtail cat is stable and generous, and the female cat is elegant and luxurious, friendly, lively and loves to run and play, which is very suitable for family breeding.

Cat lovers know that cats are carnivores and love to eatfish, Japanese Bobtails. But you can't feed it live fish, there are a lot of parasites, and you can't feed it cooked fish, and it's easy to get stuck. In fact, cat food is still the main source of cat food. Cat snacks and canned food should be given to cats in moderation. Otherwise, cats will not be well-balanced in nutrition or will be obese because they eat too much.

Feeding of Japanese Bobtails

The   cat food is mainly meat and fish, so it is a bit expensive. If it is for nutritional reasons, it will definitely cost too much. Therefore, make good use of cat food, because it is economical and has the nutrients that cats need, which is very convenient. Now when it comes to cat food, it means cat food, which is very popular. Dry food and balanced nutrition can be roughly divided into three types: dry food, canned food and half-cooked food. Dry food is a comprehensive nutritional food that contains necessary nutrients. Adding a little water to this food is basically enough. There are beef, chicken, and fish flavors, each of which is crisp and chewy. This kind of food can exercise the gums, the price is cheap, and it is easy to store. So, if possible, try to focus on this kind of food. Make sure to add enough water when feeding. Canned food is popular because of its rich variety and delicious taste. Canned food made of high-grade raw materials such as shrimp and fish is easy to choose. The taste is delicious, so it is more popular with cats than dry food. However, it does not contain all the nutrients, so it is better to mix it with dry food. Canned food is easy to store for a long time, but it is easy to deteriorate after opening. Half-cooked food is between dry food and canned food, which is suitable for old cats to eat.

Japanese Bobtail has a slender body, thick bones, well-proportioned body, obvious body lines, and more muscles than other Oriental cats are well-developed and agile.

Shape of the Japanese Bobtail

Head: triangular with high cheekbones

ears: Ears erect

Eyes: Large and round, with slightly raised outer eyes, a little "hanging"

Nose:  Nose long, wide and round

Limbs:Long limbs, hind limbs longer than front limbs

Paws: Feet size Moderately oval in shape

Tail: The tail is short, only 5-7 cm, but its movement is flexible.

Coat: The coat is of medium length, soft and silky and shiny.

Coat color: The coat color is bright, white is the basic color, the three colors are more expensive, and there are dark colors similar to tiger belts with stripes and other colors.