Chinchilla or ragdoll which is easier to keep? Cat feeding tips! Chinchilla is known to many as a separate Breed, but in fact Jinjila is a golden and silver Persian cat (details), but few people will call it that way, probably a large part of the reason is that this name is rather awkward. So everyone is called Jinjila.

          Chinchilla kittens are innocent and playful, and spend most of their time playing. As adults, Chinchilla’s activity gradually decreases, and the time for sleeping and eating is relatively fixed. As one of the long-haired cats, Jinjira spends a lot of time combing their hair every day, and they often need to eat food such as hair cream or cat grass to help their stomachs get rid of hairballs. Jinjila loves cleanliness, recognizes the owner, and is relatively intelligent. When feeding, special attention should be paid to less salt in the food. As a purebred cat, Jinjila has a strong climbing ability, but still maintains the unique curiosity of cats, and is particularly sensitive to objects such as cat sticks and small flying insects.

        Ragdoll cats are also called doll cats and fairy cats. Of course, it is also an artificially bred indoor cat. The puppet cat has a docile personality, loves to stick to the owner, and is quiet and does not hold grudges. It is suitable for families with the elderly and children. The puppet cat has a smooth and soft coat. Giving it the intake of lecithin can help the puppet cat hair, but compared to Chinchilla, the puppet cat is about twice as expensive as Chinchilla. In terms of cost-effectiveness alone, the puppet cat can’t compare to Chinchilla. Yes, and the puppet cat has a delicate stomach and is clingy, and it is more troublesome than Jinjila in feeding.

          So parents just like the look of ragdoll cats, and they don’t care too much about the price, they can choose ragdoll cats, if they also like long hair Cats, and cats with relatively high appearance, can choose Jinjila.