The pros and cons of owning a Persian cat
Persian cats have always been a favorite breed among cat owners.
They are wonderful pets and have their good and bad points.
On the Pro list, they are very beautiful to look at and generally have a sweet disposition, a
calm manners and regal character. They generally tolerate anything and leave if it bothers them.
They are very tender, by nature. Another advantage is the variety of colors they come in.
You have silver, white, black, red, multi-color and gold tones, just to name a few.
They are an ornament for your life and home. They are attractive pets to look at.
They have a lovely coat and are generally not prone to being destructive in any way.
Persian cats generally adapt to a new environment quite quickly, although some can be shy around loud noises.
There are some other things you need to know. This will help you adjust to potential property issues that may arise.
The downsides of owning a Persian cat are hair loss, the possibility of watery eyes as Persians seem prone to this, and they can also have some grooming issues.
Usually only older Persian cats tend not to groom themselves.
Some owners have their Persian cat shaved by the vet from time to time if grooming becomes an issue.
It is always better to be aware of all these facts before you get a Persian cat.
Persian cats are lovely pets and will bring you a lot of joy.
They tend to live long lives and become very attached to their owners.
In short, this breed will make a wonderful addition to your family and a great pet as long as you are prepared for all of these things.
