At a Glance

Persian Cat Nutrition

What to Look For

• High-quality animal proteins for muscle maintenance
• Balanced fats for energy and skin health
• Omega fatty acids for coat shine
• Fiber-rich carbohydrates for digestion
• Taurine for heart and eye health

Persian Cat Grooming

Coat Maintenance

• Daily brushing to prevent tangles and mats
• Professional grooming every 4–6 weeks
• Regularly trim hair around eyes and paws

Routine Hygiene

• Trim nails every 3–4 weeks
• Clean ears weekly to prevent infections
• Brush teeth daily to maintain oral health
• Bathe every 4–6 weeks or as needed

Training & Exercise

Litter Training Basics

• Start Early: Kittens often learn by watching their mothers, but you can gently place them in the litter box after meals or naps to help build the habit.
• Keep It Clean: Scoop daily and clean the box regularly. Cats may avoid a dirty litter box, leading to accidents.

Kitten Care – Bringing a Persian Home

Early Care Checklist

• Establish routines for feeding, litter use, playtime, and treats to help your kitten feel secure and adjust quickly.

Vet Care for Persian Cat Health

Key Health Practices

• Annual veterinary checkups
• Regular dental cleanings
• Preventative flea, tick, and worm treatments

Common Health Concerns

• Polycystic kidney disease (PKD)
• Respiratory issues due to flat face
• Dental malocclusions
• Tear duct overflow leading to staining

Vet Tips

• Monitor weight and adjust diet and exercise accordingly
• Keep eyes clean to prevent staining
• Watch for signs of respiratory distress and consult your vet

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