Persian cats have delightful temperaments that make them attractive to many cat owners. They are warm and passive pets and are well-known attention-seekers.

Persian cats are not as vocal compared with other feline breeds. Your kitty’s best purrs are often heard when he’s on your lap and being stroked. These cats are somewhat responsive and can thrive well in a multi-pet household. Your Persian cat may also be quick to develop a special attachment to you or another person in the household, one who will be frequently sought out by your kitty.

Being social animals, your Persian cat won’t be pleased when left alone for a considerable period of time. If you are out of the house frequently, think about getting another cat to keep your Persian company. Having another cat to play with will prevent your kitty from being bored and developing undesirable habits.

Bring your cat to a Southeast Denver vet for regular check-ups. Click on this link for more info.