BluePersian , a class of Persian cats. The Persian cat has a relatively long history. It is said that it originated from the long-haired cat in Afghanistan. It was introduced to the United Kingdom from France in the 16th century, and was brought to Italy in the 18th century. It was only introduced in the 19th century. into the United States. The blue Persian cat is the main contributor to the fame of the Persian cat. At that time, the beautiful Queen Victoria kept two quite attractive blue Persian cats. The Prince of Wales was attracted and praised by them at the cat show. Therefore, I have a soft spot for blue Persian cats, which has not changed so far.

        The Persian cat has a round head, a relatively broad head cover, bulging cheeks, a slightly flat nose, a wide and short nose, and looks very atmospheric. They have well-developed jaws, and the blue Persian is especially thick and powerful. From the side, the organs on its face are all in a straight line, but from the front, the whole face is properly round.

The blue Persian cat is gentle and sweet, will not lose his temper for no reason, nor Will rambling about messing up the house. Because of the long hair and short legs, they are not as good at jumping and climbing as other cats, and they are often suave and elegant, with a graceful and luxurious state. They also don't like being held by people in summer. The long hair makes them hot and sweaty. They always sleep on the floor alone, or look down on the crowd. In short, they have a noble bloodline and special physiological conditions, so they have The owner of a Persian cat is in a sense petted by a Persian cat.

        (1) bathing      

    The blue Persian cat often sheds hair because of its long and thick hair, especially the hair on the belly is often knotted, and bacteria multiply quickly in it. Be extra careful when cleaning baby cats. Also, avoid bathing your cat when cats are sick or feel unusual. Before bathing, let the cat excrete the feces and urine.   

      (2)Remove tears      

  The lacrimal glands of Persian cats are relatively short, and minor facial movements such as yawning may cause them to cry, so it is necessary to deal with the tears on their faces. In fact, it is not difficult to deal with. The important thing is to pay attention to cleaning every day, otherwise it will be difficult to clean for a long time.