Tonkinese Cat Overview Personality Health Care
Vital Stats:
Life expectancy: 10 to 16 years
Size
Tonks feel heavy when taken and can weight between 6 and 12 pounds.
Personality
The tone, as he is called, is gentle, active and loving. If you think of cats so far and away, it's just because you have not performed Tonkinese. He demands attention and love and can not rest until he receives it. It's a cat around you, travel on your shoulder and engage in all family activities. He wants to meet people, not the type of cats who always like to stay at home. If you work a day, it is advisable to make sure that he has a friend to take care of, whether it is Tonkinese or another cat or even a dog.
As her growth is Siamese, Tonks is cute and active. He loves in high places, finds himself as if he is here, immediately learns puzzle toys and, if you like, learn to walk on the leash. Teach him stunts and give him a rotating interactive toy assortment to keep his mind and body. Tonkinese can be stubborn looking for their way, but their coffin behavior is surprisingly irrelevant.
Tonks are tactics, although his voice is not as powerful and shiny as Sian. Tonk is also a more favorable side. She loves to sit on the lap and respond to you as soon as you sit down.
Health
Both breeds of cats and mixed cats have different health problems that can be genetic. Tonkians are generally healthy, although they may be susceptible to gingivitis and may be susceptible to anesthesia. As they descend from Siam while away from their family tree, they can also develop some of the same diseases that affect the Nine, including:
Care
Tonkie's soft and short coat is easy to care for each week with a brush to remove hair and spread the oil on the skin. Bathrooms are rarely needed.
Clean your teeth to prevent periodontal disease. The best is daily dental hygiene, but every week, rinsing is better than nothing. To remove the discharge, wipe the corners of the eyes with a soft, damp cloth. 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. Tonkinese, like all cats, especially takes care of the cleanliness of the bathroom.
It is recommended to keep Tonkinese as an internal cats to protect it from diseases that spread over other cats, attacks on dogs or cats, and other threats faced by cats such as cars. The Tonkese, who go out, risk being stolen from a beautiful cat who does not pay for it.
Coloring and care
Tonkinese is a medium sized cat with a moderate body. Goldiloki wants to like him: he is not very soft and he is not too strong; Tonk fans are right for him.
The head of the tone is a slightly rounded wedge shape, slightly longer than wide. Medium-sized ears are wide at the base with oval tips, and aquatic, blue, green, or yellow green eyes (depending on the color of the color) are open almond shapes, inclined with the cheekbones to the outer edge of the ear. The muscular body supports the trap legs of oval legs. The tail is proportional to the length of the body and the tasser to the end.
Tonkinese short coat is of medium thickness and is felt soft and pale. It is "in water", solid, and pushes colors on nature, champagne, blue and platinum, in total 12 different colors. Mink Tonkinese has a rich body color, even unobserved, with almost invisible hues slightly lighter under the hues, with a unique distinction between body color and dots. For example, champagne mink Tonkinese has a pink beetle cream on a beige body that can be reddish, medium brown in color, cinnamon brown nose and cinnamon in the form of cinnamon-pink.
The hard solid Tonka's body is bluish brown with dark brown spots and skin nose and medium dark brown legs. Platinum-pointed Tonkinese has pearly white bodies, gray gray dots, lavender-pink or lavender-gray nose skin and lavender-pink scarf pads. In one exhibition, you may only see Tonquin waters, but hard and hard Tonks are the genes needed for a successful breeding program.
Children and pets
The active and social Tonkinese is an 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. He lives with cats and dogs in keeping with his authority. Always introduce pets under slow and controlled conditions to make sure they are learning together.
Life expectancy: 10 to 16 years
Size
Tonks feel heavy when taken and can weight between 6 and 12 pounds.
Personality
The tone, as he is called, is gentle, active and loving. If you think of cats so far and away, it's just because you have not performed Tonkinese. He demands attention and love and can not rest until he receives it. It's a cat around you, travel on your shoulder and engage in all family activities. He wants to meet people, not the type of cats who always like to stay at home. If you work a day, it is advisable to make sure that he has a friend to take care of, whether it is Tonkinese or another cat or even a dog.
As her growth is Siamese, Tonks is cute and active. He loves in high places, finds himself as if he is here, immediately learns puzzle toys and, if you like, learn to walk on the leash. Teach him stunts and give him a rotating interactive toy assortment to keep his mind and body. Tonkinese can be stubborn looking for their way, but their coffin behavior is surprisingly irrelevant.
Tonks are tactics, although his voice is not as powerful and shiny as Sian. Tonk is also a more favorable side. She loves to sit on the lap and respond to you as soon as you sit down.
Health
Both breeds of cats and mixed cats have different health problems that can be genetic. Tonkians are generally healthy, although they may be susceptible to gingivitis and may be susceptible to anesthesia. As they descend from Siam while away from their family tree, they can also develop some of the same diseases that affect the Nine, including:
- Amyloidosis, a disease that occurs when a protein called amyloid is deposited in the organs of the body, especially in the liver of the Siamese family members
- Asthma / Bronchial Disease
- Congenital heart disease, such as aortic stenosis
- Eyes open
- Gastrointestinal states, such as megaezofagus
- Hyperaesthesia Syndrome is a neurological problem that can lead to excessive cats being treated by the cat, causing hair loss and taking action to eliminate the robbery, especially when tied or pressed
- Lymphoma
- Nystagmus, a neurological disorder that causes an unknown fast eye movement
- Progressive atrophy of the retina where a genetic test is available
Care
Tonkie's soft and short coat is easy to care for each week with a brush to remove hair and spread the oil on the skin. Bathrooms are rarely needed.
Clean your teeth to prevent periodontal disease. The best is daily dental hygiene, but every week, rinsing is better than nothing. To remove the discharge, wipe the corners of the eyes with a soft, damp cloth. 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. Tonkinese, like all cats, especially takes care of the cleanliness of the bathroom.
It is recommended to keep Tonkinese as an internal cats to protect it from diseases that spread over other cats, attacks on dogs or cats, and other threats faced by cats such as cars. The Tonkese, who go out, risk being stolen from a beautiful cat who does not pay for it.
Coloring and care
Tonkinese is a medium sized cat with a moderate body. Goldiloki wants to like him: he is not very soft and he is not too strong; Tonk fans are right for him.
The head of the tone is a slightly rounded wedge shape, slightly longer than wide. Medium-sized ears are wide at the base with oval tips, and aquatic, blue, green, or yellow green eyes (depending on the color of the color) are open almond shapes, inclined with the cheekbones to the outer edge of the ear. The muscular body supports the trap legs of oval legs. The tail is proportional to the length of the body and the tasser to the end.
Tonkinese short coat is of medium thickness and is felt soft and pale. It is "in water", solid, and pushes colors on nature, champagne, blue and platinum, in total 12 different colors. Mink Tonkinese has a rich body color, even unobserved, with almost invisible hues slightly lighter under the hues, with a unique distinction between body color and dots. For example, champagne mink Tonkinese has a pink beetle cream on a beige body that can be reddish, medium brown in color, cinnamon brown nose and cinnamon in the form of cinnamon-pink.
The hard solid Tonka's body is bluish brown with dark brown spots and skin nose and medium dark brown legs. Platinum-pointed Tonkinese has pearly white bodies, gray gray dots, lavender-pink or lavender-gray nose skin and lavender-pink scarf pads. In one exhibition, you may only see Tonquin waters, but hard and hard Tonks are the genes needed for a successful breeding program.
Children and pets
The active and social Tonkinese is an 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. He lives with cats and dogs in keeping with his authority. Always introduce pets under slow and controlled conditions to make sure they are learning together.
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