Care and health articles

Shorthaired, firm and muscular, the Abyssinian is a lithe and fast moving cat with the exotic look of an ancient Egyptian animal god. The Abyssinian cat is known for it's sleek, shiny coat and unbounded playfulness.

The Abyssinian is one of the oldest known breeds. It resembles the ancient Egyptian cat more than any other, although there's no solid proof the Aby is the same breed.

Progressive retinal atrophy (PRA), a hereditary eye disease leading to blindness, was found in the Abyssinian breed of cat. Sixty-eight cases of a bilateral generalized retinopathy, at different stages of the disease process,

It was in the first days of december 1997 when I saw her the first time. Having lost my first Somali Cat the beginning of the year,

The first five Abyssinians to arrive in NSW came early in 1959. Finisterre Casim a male and FINISTERRE SHERADA a female, were from New Zealand.

The Abyssinian cat is very active and playful, but thus is counterbalanced. It is very tender to people, it is especial to children. Does not love loneliness, perfectly gets on with other pets.

It is enough to have frequently to collide with persevering desire of people to get a small kitten in the age of 6-8 weeks. Thus they refer to the separate factory breeders offering kittens on sale at such age.

Care of wool Abyssinian a cat demands the minimal efforts. There is quite enough periodically, is not more often than once a week, to comb out wool by means of a metal hairbrush with often cogs.

Diarrhea it is characteristic at " plague cats " is an infectious disease, diagnose and treat which the veterinary can only. Diarrhea at cats can testify to infection of an animal with the parasitic elementary also.