Cornish Cat Overview Personality Health Care
Vital Stats:
Life expectancy: 11 to 15 years
Size
The Cornish Rex usually weighs 6 to 10 pounds.
Personality
The Cornish Rex seems vibrant and sophisticated, but the silence and the love of this fascinating and smart cats lasted and she walked to the stage center, ready to play the piano, play tricks or admire the viewers who are able to see the highest point in the room. His long legs allow him to manipulate finely and easily open doors and closets. Make sure you've removed everything you do not want her safely (and you do not see him doing this).
It's a sure cat who loves people and follows them around, waiting for any opportunity to sit around his neck or give a kiss. She likes to touch, lightening her to the veterinarian or training her at work.
If it's not offensive, Cornish Rex might simply describe it as "doglike." This includes his desire to get the toys thrown. He has the speed of a sighthound, but do not share reliance on sighthound temperament. Cornish Rex is very active, always on the move. Its speed and soft exterior design resemble a smooth, tuned racecar, complete with quick launch and fermentation capabilities. Although she is loving and sincere, she is not chosen for someone who wants a quiet, decorative cats. His voice comes from sweet intensity, and although he can not talk like his nineteen ninety-nine, he talks, if he thinks that it is necessary to express his opinion.
Cornish Rex keeps her kitten as an old man's attitude. He never loses his desire to mess with people and is best suited to homes where he will receive love and constant disobedience.
Health
Both breeds of cats and mixed cats have different health problems that can be genetic. The Cornwall Rack is usually healthy, but the variety has the following diseases:
Congenital hypothyroidism, also known as congenital anorexia, is a condition that is possibly the result of a hereditary recessive gene. Cornwall Rexs, of course, is a very good coat, but those with fewer than regular hair competitions are considered to be hypothyroidism.
A rupture of the appendix that occurs when the abdominal wall defect is located near the umbilical cord, so the name allows part of the gut or other part of the abdomen to escape through the abdominal wall. The last known report on umbilical cord blood in the genitals has been since 1997. Snake snares may also be non-genetic causes.
Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a type of heart disease that has succeeded some cats such as Mr Maine. Wellness has not been proven in Cornwall Rex.
Care
Reinforcing Cornwall Rex is often as easy as cutting over his coat. However, some Cornish rex cats have a long, or hard shell, and may need some help from soft hair or a good toothpick to keep their coat clean. Easily feed it so that your hair is not broken. The best thing about Cornwall Rex's coat is that the hairs are so good that they are not noticeable in clothing and furniture.
A bath is rarely needed, unless the cat is white or has a lot of white coats. Cats can become dirty if they do not mix regularly.
Clean your teeth to prevent periodontal disease. The best is daily dental hygiene, but every week, rinsing is better than nothing. Wipe the corners of the eyes with a soft, damp cloth every day. Use a separate tissue area for each acai to prevent the risk of spreading the infection. Check your ears every week. If they look dirty, wipe them with a cotton ball or a soft, damp cloth, read 50-50 cups of cider vinegar and hot water. Avoid cotton swabs that can damage the ear.
Keep the waste bin clean. Cornish Rex, like all cats, especially cares about the cleanliness of the bathroom.
Cornwall rekars the warmth, but always looking for warmth. If you're cold, maybe he's too much. Buy him a nice sweater or two to help him keep warm.
It is a good idea to keep Cornish Rex as an in-house cat to protect her from diseases caused by other cats, dogs or coyote attacks, as well as other risks faced by cats that appear on the outside, just as they get in the car. A Cornish rex who runs out risking to steal also someone who wants to be such a weird cat who does not pay for it. If possible, create your own Cornish rex with a large outdoor enclosure, where he will be able to move quickly and take off. If your Cornish REx has outdoor cameras that allow you to get tanned, make sure your body's sun protection is appropriate to prevent sunburn.
Coloring and care
With its crisp, velvety, light, thin body and curly beard, the Cornish Rex is a great cat. In addition to his soft, curly fur and curved body, he has a small oval head, one third longer than the wide one. Her facial features include rounded forehead, high cheekbones, supermodel, high roman nose, remarkable bridges and oval eyes that are slightly above. Seat high heads have large ears that look like they can attract satellite signals.
An extraordinary body, a gift from the Siamese ancestors in Cornwall Rex, consists of beautiful arches and bends. It consists of a long, fluffy body, deep chest, a natural arc on the back and abdomen, which appears slightly upwards, creating a small waist. From the muscles, the thighs and the back of the thighs, a beautiful pair of Cornwall Rexes comes out. Supporting her when she lands is long, thin legs and tastes, slightly oval legs. Long elastic conical aft to the end. His skillful, thin body can make the medium-sized Cornwill Rex seem sprawling, but he's surprisingly heavy when taken. He usually weighs 6-10 pounds.
Cornish Rex curls are present after birth. Some kittens go through a section where the coat is flat and suedelike, but when ripening it becomes wavy once again. In adults, usually from 18 months to three years of age, the coat is short, soft and pale, with no hair mask. The fur coats are close to the body, in tense waves, just like the star of the film of the 1940s in labeled packaging. It should not be a rare place.
The coat comes in many colors and patterns. The hard colors are white, black, blue, red, cream, chocolate and lavender. They also have a variety of colors and patterns, turtles, bricks, two-colored and pointed patterns, only for some. Depending on the color of the color, the eyes may be gold, green or chestnut. Children and other animals Active and social Cornwall Rex is the ideal choice for families with children and cats-friendly dogs. He plays just like any retriever, easily teaches tricks and loves the attention that he receives from children who respect and respect him. Animals are introduced slowly and under controlled conditions to make sure they learn together.
Life expectancy: 11 to 15 years
Size
The Cornish Rex usually weighs 6 to 10 pounds.
Personality
The Cornish Rex seems vibrant and sophisticated, but the silence and the love of this fascinating and smart cats lasted and she walked to the stage center, ready to play the piano, play tricks or admire the viewers who are able to see the highest point in the room. His long legs allow him to manipulate finely and easily open doors and closets. Make sure you've removed everything you do not want her safely (and you do not see him doing this).
It's a sure cat who loves people and follows them around, waiting for any opportunity to sit around his neck or give a kiss. She likes to touch, lightening her to the veterinarian or training her at work.
If it's not offensive, Cornish Rex might simply describe it as "doglike." This includes his desire to get the toys thrown. He has the speed of a sighthound, but do not share reliance on sighthound temperament. Cornish Rex is very active, always on the move. Its speed and soft exterior design resemble a smooth, tuned racecar, complete with quick launch and fermentation capabilities. Although she is loving and sincere, she is not chosen for someone who wants a quiet, decorative cats. His voice comes from sweet intensity, and although he can not talk like his nineteen ninety-nine, he talks, if he thinks that it is necessary to express his opinion.
Cornish Rex keeps her kitten as an old man's attitude. He never loses his desire to mess with people and is best suited to homes where he will receive love and constant disobedience.
Health
Both breeds of cats and mixed cats have different health problems that can be genetic. The Cornwall Rack is usually healthy, but the variety has the following diseases:
Congenital hypothyroidism, also known as congenital anorexia, is a condition that is possibly the result of a hereditary recessive gene. Cornwall Rexs, of course, is a very good coat, but those with fewer than regular hair competitions are considered to be hypothyroidism.
A rupture of the appendix that occurs when the abdominal wall defect is located near the umbilical cord, so the name allows part of the gut or other part of the abdomen to escape through the abdominal wall. The last known report on umbilical cord blood in the genitals has been since 1997. Snake snares may also be non-genetic causes.
Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a type of heart disease that has succeeded some cats such as Mr Maine. Wellness has not been proven in Cornwall Rex.
Care
Reinforcing Cornwall Rex is often as easy as cutting over his coat. However, some Cornish rex cats have a long, or hard shell, and may need some help from soft hair or a good toothpick to keep their coat clean. Easily feed it so that your hair is not broken. The best thing about Cornwall Rex's coat is that the hairs are so good that they are not noticeable in clothing and furniture.
A bath is rarely needed, unless the cat is white or has a lot of white coats. Cats can become dirty if they do not mix regularly.
Clean your teeth to prevent periodontal disease. The best is daily dental hygiene, but every week, rinsing is better than nothing. Wipe the corners of the eyes with a soft, damp cloth every day. Use a separate tissue area for each acai to prevent the risk of spreading the infection. Check your ears every week. If they look dirty, wipe them with a cotton ball or a soft, damp cloth, read 50-50 cups of cider vinegar and hot water. Avoid cotton swabs that can damage the ear.
Keep the waste bin clean. Cornish Rex, like all cats, especially cares about the cleanliness of the bathroom.
Cornwall rekars the warmth, but always looking for warmth. If you're cold, maybe he's too much. Buy him a nice sweater or two to help him keep warm.
It is a good idea to keep Cornish Rex as an in-house cat to protect her from diseases caused by other cats, dogs or coyote attacks, as well as other risks faced by cats that appear on the outside, just as they get in the car. A Cornish rex who runs out risking to steal also someone who wants to be such a weird cat who does not pay for it. If possible, create your own Cornish rex with a large outdoor enclosure, where he will be able to move quickly and take off. If your Cornish REx has outdoor cameras that allow you to get tanned, make sure your body's sun protection is appropriate to prevent sunburn.
Coloring and care
With its crisp, velvety, light, thin body and curly beard, the Cornish Rex is a great cat. In addition to his soft, curly fur and curved body, he has a small oval head, one third longer than the wide one. Her facial features include rounded forehead, high cheekbones, supermodel, high roman nose, remarkable bridges and oval eyes that are slightly above. Seat high heads have large ears that look like they can attract satellite signals.
An extraordinary body, a gift from the Siamese ancestors in Cornwall Rex, consists of beautiful arches and bends. It consists of a long, fluffy body, deep chest, a natural arc on the back and abdomen, which appears slightly upwards, creating a small waist. From the muscles, the thighs and the back of the thighs, a beautiful pair of Cornwall Rexes comes out. Supporting her when she lands is long, thin legs and tastes, slightly oval legs. Long elastic conical aft to the end. His skillful, thin body can make the medium-sized Cornwill Rex seem sprawling, but he's surprisingly heavy when taken. He usually weighs 6-10 pounds.
Cornish Rex curls are present after birth. Some kittens go through a section where the coat is flat and suedelike, but when ripening it becomes wavy once again. In adults, usually from 18 months to three years of age, the coat is short, soft and pale, with no hair mask. The fur coats are close to the body, in tense waves, just like the star of the film of the 1940s in labeled packaging. It should not be a rare place.
The coat comes in many colors and patterns. The hard colors are white, black, blue, red, cream, chocolate and lavender. They also have a variety of colors and patterns, turtles, bricks, two-colored and pointed patterns, only for some. Depending on the color of the color, the eyes may be gold, green or chestnut. Children and other animals Active and social Cornwall Rex is the ideal choice for families with children and cats-friendly dogs. He plays just like any retriever, easily teaches tricks and loves the attention that he receives from children who respect and respect him. Animals are introduced slowly and under controlled conditions to make sure they learn together.
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