Senior's Golden Swallowing Beast Cat is the name of a Douyin pet blogger who breeds cats. I usually post videos of my cats on Douyin. The cats of the senior's gold-swallowing beasts include Gold Gradient, Silver Gradient, Chinchilla and Orange Cat. Breeds are: British Shorthair, Chinchilla and Pastoral.

Silver gradient and golden gradient beans are British shorthair breeds, and the gradient color is one of the coat colors in the British shorthair. It was bred by blue cats and chinchillas. The British Shorthair cat has a chubby body, stubby and well-developed limbs, short and dense hair, large and round eyes, gentle and calm, friendly to people, and healthy and not easy to get sick.

In the process of breeding, the first thing to get is the silver gradient. During the breeding process of the silver gradient, some cats have some atavistic genetic mutations. The background color of the original white hair has mutated into Golden yellow, resulting in a golden gradient. It is a very rare color, with blue-gold being even rarer.

The golden gradation is short, bold and curious, not afraid of life, very gentle, not irritable, nor noisy. Golden gradient English shorts like to get close to the master very much, like to sleep on your lap obediently and play with the master.

Jingila is the earliest pure artificial breeding, a special cat breed that has been carefully bred for many years. The characteristic is that the color of the hair tip is not as clear as that of the silver gradient cat, and it is a lighter cat. The hair is thick and long and silky. It is artificially cultivated by Persian cats, and is commonly known as artificial cats in the cat-raising world. The temperament is gentle and elegant, smart and agile, and it is very quiet. In Europe and the United States and other countries, the Chinchilla cat is more common in monochrome. After years of artificial cultivation, many colors have been derived from the current color system.