Welsh cats are also called long-haired Manx cats. It is a long-haired cat without a tail. In 1960, the shorthaired Manx cat bred in Canada gave birth to several longhaired kittens. A careful examination of the pedigree shows that there is no Persian pedigree, so it is Mann Long-haired variant of the island cat. After purebred breeding, the Welsh cat was formed. Because the origin of the Isle of Man cat is located on the Irish island between Ireland and Wales, the cousins of the Isle of Man cat are named Cymric (Celtic: Wells), which is translated as Welsh cat. . The tailless Welsh cat has only a dent at the base of the tail; the stump-tailed cat has a little tail in the tail part; the bobtail cat has a tail, but it is shorter than other normal cats. Most of the colors and patterns in this variety have been approved to accept this breed Association recognized. Because the lethal gene is associated with the tailless, inbreeding is never performed in Welsh cats, the long-tailed cat has a negatively important function in the breeding program.

The Welsh cat is a long-haired species of the Isle of Man cat. Welsh cats are medium in size, but have strong bones and strong muscles. It has a round head and plump breasts and buttocks, giving it a robust feel. Its hind legs are longer than its front legs, so it moves slightly jumpy; this cat also has no tail. These two characteristics are the same as the Isle of Man cat. The coat is of medium length or longer with a thick undercoat. The coat is long, but not tangled, easy to comb, and the upper coat is soft and shiny. Therefore, the coat color and coat color combination can be seen, and there are about 30 kinds of coat colors.

Chinese name: Welsh cat

Country of origin: Canada

Longhair type: Semi-long

Alias: Longhair Isle of Man

Friendly, intelligent, and quiet.

Liver: Some cats love liver and refuse to eat other foods. Animal livers contain large amounts of vitamin A, but taking too much vitamin A can lead to muscle stiffness, neck pain, deformed bones and joints, and liver disease.

High-fat foods: If your cat's diet contains a lot of high-fat fish or stale fatty meat can lead to insufficient vitamin E intake, which in turn can cause inflammation of the cat's body fat and extreme pain.

Raw fish: Some raw fish contain enzymes that can destroy vitamin B1, and a lack of vitamin B1 can lead to neurological disease in cats, which can be fatal in severe cases. This enzyme can be destroyed by heating, so Be sure to cook the fish before feeding it to the cat.

Meat: Although a cat's diet should be dominated by meat, feeding cats only meat can lead to uneven intake of minerals and vitamins, which can lead to severe bone metabolic disorders.

dog food: dog food Unlike the nutrients in cat food, the nutrients in dog food do not meet the needs of cats. Although cats and dogs are carnivores, dogs have less nutritional needs than cats.

Cod liver oil: Special care should be taken when supplementing cats with additional vitamins and minerals, as excessive consumption of cod liver oil can lead to excessive intake of vitamin A and vitamin D, which can lead to bone disease.

The cute Isle of Man cat is medium in size, and its biggest feature is that it has no tail. They are short and fat, with round faces and limbs. Somewhat similar in appearance to rabbit, they have shorter spines Therefore, the body is curved when viewed from the side. Their hind legs are longer than their front legs, and their hips are higher than their shoulders. The coat is as soft as cotton, and it looks fluffy and touchable. The bones are strong and the muscles are very developed and powerful. Their coats are mostly short-haired, and their colors are varied. Monochromatic, bi-colored, tabby, etc. can be said to be very common. The most special thing is that they walk very lightly. They move forward in a jumping way, with a sense of balance Also surprisingly impressive. This cat breed also produces a long-haired breed, which has been recognized Named "The Welsh Cat". [1]

Head: The head is round, the cheeks are plump, the muzzle is full, the nose is medium in length, and the bridge of the nose is slumped.

Ears: The ears are medium in size, broad at the base, well rounded at the tip, well spaced apart, and lightly feathered.

Eyes: The eyes are large and round, with a slightly dangling tip.

Body: Short in stature, with well-developed tendons, thick neck and short waist, broad and deep chest, short back, clearly arched from shoulders to buttocks, tail higher than shoulders, full waist and abdomen muscles, well rounded buttocks, The whole body is round like a barrel.