Canadian hairless cats (definite introduction)

Generally speaking, retired people have nothing to do at home and have more free time, and their children work Working hard and not being able to accompany the elderly makes many elderly people isolated part of the time. Many elderly people will raise a cat to accompany them after retirement. However, not all cats are suitable for elderly people to raise. So which types of cats are suitable for elderly people to raise? ?

Generally speaking, pet cats that are suitable for the elderly should first be smart, happy, gentle and cute, have strong ability to adapt to the environment, and have a strong body, and are not prone to illness. As the elderly move slowly in old age, the care of cats may not be so meticulous and comprehensive. For this reason, it is necessary to choose pet cats that are more independent. All in all, if the old man has a lazy and leisurely pet cat by his side, he might as well talk about his difficulties, which will make the old man feel much happier.

You may wish to raise an expensive Persian cat (recommended for sure), a happy Chinchilla cat, an attractive Scottish Fold cat, etc. in your old age. These cats are not only beautiful and attractive in appearance, but also polite in nature and graceful in their behavior. What's more important is that cats of this type are intelligent, lively, and quiet. They are also very willing to communicate with their owners, like to be by their owners' side, and listen to their owners' concerns. They are good at and willing to interact with humans. It is said that this will make it easier for the old man to take care of him, and it will also shorten the distance between him and the cat, making each other more harmonious.

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