

Try Petful’s adoption page or check your local animal shelters and rescues.

If you consider getting a Persian for your next pet, please check adoption resources first - even purebred animals end up in shelters. Diagnosis might be easiest through ultrasound.īring your cat to the vet if you notice any of these signs: Some current studies are looking into the genetic factors behind the high incidence of kidney disease in Persian cats. Know that Persian kittens may have issues with consistently going to the litter box. MEDIUM: The Persian is a relatively healthy breed, but their large eyes need regular cleaning and attention to avoid future problems. The unused tamed gray tabby texture in Bedrock. Oriental cats are a breed created through the crossbreeding of several cats including Abyssinians, Russian Blues, and Siamese. From left to right: tabby, tuxedo, red, siamese, British shorthair, calico, Persian, ragdoll, white, and black. The under-eye fur is prone to staining and can build bacteria. photo by Volchanskiy / iStock via Getty Images. Trim the cat’s nails as needed (usually every 1–2 weeks), and clean the ears and teeth to promote good overall health.Īlso, clean your Persian’s eyes regularly.

Acclimating your cat at an early age to occasional baths will make the process easier later in their lives. MEDIUM: Brush your Persian daily to remove dead fur and to minimize tangles or mats. That could be a sign of a health problem. Contact your veterinarian if you notice a decrease in your Persian’s activity or mobility. Their physical activity should be similar to that of most cats ( sleeping long hours and playing, running and jumping).
