The Collett cat is a kind of cat unique to Thailand, also known as the silver cat. Because the number is relatively rare, it is a very precious cat breed. Male kolets are notoriously aggressive, and some call them street fighters. Let's take a look at the characteristics of this rare cat and what to pay attention to in terms of care.

1. The origin and characteristics of the Kolite cat

1. The rare and precious cat species in small quantities

Kolite cat is also known as the silver cat. It is a rare cat breed native to Kohlai Province, Thailand, and one of the earliest recorded cat breeds in history. The Collette cat is docile, intelligent, responsive, empathetic, soft-voiced, and loyal to its owner.

Intellectualist: The male cat is aggressive and is known as the Street Fighter.

2. Appearance specific description

(1) Body: The Kelait cat is medium in size, with a semi-short chubby body, well-developed muscles, and graceful and smooth body lines.

Colette

Colette is native to Thailand and is a rare and precious cat breed.

(2) Head: wide head cover, a heart-shaped face, large and round ears,

(3) Eyes: eyes large and shining, emanating Unique deep light.

(4) Tail: The tail is medium in length, thick at the base and thin at the end.

(5) Coat: The whole body is silvery blue and smooth, with short monochromatic hair close to the body surface, no underhair, and the hair is as smooth and shiny as silk.

2. Attention should be paid to the care of Kelait cats

1. Pay attention to suitable food

Changes in the amount of exercise will make the digestion and absorption capacity of the intestines and the functions of the liver and kidneys. Functions such as filtration and detoxification will change. You should pay more attention to the hardness of food suitable for cats, supplement calcium, iron, vitamins and other trace elements in an appropriate amount, and replace food with different tastes.

2. Oral and eye care

The cat's teeth also need special care and care. You should brush your pet cat's teeth regularly and keep the mouth clean to reduce gum disease. Bacterial invasion caused by inflammation. Frequently remove excess eye mucus and clean the skin around the eyes with a damp cotton pad.

3. Joints and cat ears

The cat's inner ear canal should be checked regularly; joint pain is a common problem for elderly pets. If the cat cannot move regularly, it can be replaced when it rests Gently massage the muscles or move the limbs and joints.

4. Kolite cat paws

Cat paws are tools for cats to catch mice, climb and defend themselves. If the owner raises the cat as a companion animal, the cat's claws should be trimmed frequently to avoid scratching people and damaging clothes, furniture, floors, etc.

Trimming of cat's claws should start at a young age, once a month or so. If the cat is raised to catch mice, there is no need to trim the claws.

5. Pay attention to the bathing temperature

The water temperature should not be too low or too high when taking a bath, so as not to be hot; ; Colette cats should be groomed before bathing to prevent tangle.

Before taking a bath, you should prepare the utensils for bathing, such as bath tub, bath towel, detergent, comb (preferably one sparse and one dense), brushes, etc.

6. Keep warm to prevent colds

Take a bath quickly and wash it as soon as possible; after washing, dry your hair with a bath towel immediately, when the temperature is low , It is best to cover with a special towel or other warm items to prevent colds.

7. Tongue grooming method

The tongue of the Colette cat is rough and has a special barbed tongue nipple, like a comb, which the Colette cat often uses Tongue licking method to groom the coat. Use the claws to comb the parts that cannot be licked, such as the head, shoulders, back, and neck.

Even if cats clean up on their own, it's best to groom your cat once a day.

8. Hazards of hairball blocking

Cats prefer cleanliness, so they always groom their own hair, but in the process of grooming, the groomed hair will be directly swallowed by them in the stomach. Some cats cannot spit out or excrete in time, and they will form hairballs, which will be stored in the stomach and cause blockage. In this case, the cat's appetite will be affected, and in severe cases, it may be life-threatening.