Designation: PET3376
Origin: Highlands on the Andes of South America
Vulnerability: Diarrhoea, enteritis
Life: Summary of the standard grey dragon cat variety for 8-10 years
The Japanese comics master Miyazaki's film, Dragon Puss, gives us an idea of this beautiful creature, which many may not know very well. Actually, it's called a South American chipmunk, and it's just because of the movie that Hong Kongers changed their name to a dragon cat.
The Standard Grey Dragon Cat originated in the highlands of the Andes of South America. The literature of the dragon cat, known as a chipmunk or a velvet, also known as a moose mouse, is a prehistoric rodent, translated by the Latin name Chinchilla. It has an average life expectancy of eight to ten years and can reach a maximum of twenty years; it is an ideal pet for urban people because its personality is lively, moving, and it likes to jump and jump, and it is curious.
Despite being rats, there are many differences between dragon cats and hamsters. Hamsters are groceries, while South American chipmunks are vegetarians, with different digestive systems. Hamsters are double ovulation tubes, and South American chipmunks are single ovulation tubes, so hamsters (including hamsters) can have a nest every 20 days, while South American chipmunks have only one or two children per year and the probability of having one or two children per child is 80%.
The average life expectancy of a dragon cat is 8-10 years. The cat's excrement usually doesn't smell good because of the vegetarian. The close hair of the South American chipmunks is not conducive to the breeding of parasites. It is very clean, and if it is not carefully disturbed, they are crammed there for half a day. It doesn't need you to give it a bath, with special bath powder, and jumps in it and cleans up the whole body. South American chipmunks are quite gentle and their personality is as sweet as a child. And the most amazing thing is that it has its own face, and you can even see it doing incredible things and thinking. Standard Grey Dragon Cat Characteristics
Standard Grey Dragon Cats and Light Black Cats would be difficult to distinguish, and the price of a dragon cat would differ in the colour of a dragon cat, and only with a clear understanding of the physical characteristics of a standard Grey Dragon Cat would it be possible not to be deceived by an ulterior businessman.
A careful look at the standard Grey Dragon Cat shows that the grey cat's abdomen are white and some of the front claws will have a footline, which will be black, but there will be no footlines for the back two claws. There's also a standard Grey Dragon Cat with white hands, and if you look side by side, the standard grey Dragon Cat has a very clear abdomen.
These are the special features of the standard Grey Dragon Cat, and other characteristics, such as the five fingers, four toes, twenty teeth, including four front teeth and 16 big teeth, have an average life expectancy of eight to ten years, up to a maximum of 20 years, and are dynamic, moving, like to jump and jump, and curious, are no different from the normal ones. Standard Grey Dragon Cat Feeder Point
If you want to raise a standard Grey Dragon cat, you have to be careful about how to raise it, and the temperature of the environment is very important for the cat. Since the dragon cat is admired by many favorite pets, and the associated breeding issues are highlighted, how can your standard grey dragon cat be properly raised?
First, before you decide to raise a standard Grey Dragon cat, you have to prepare the following items for them.
1. Cages: Standard Grey Dragon Cats are kept in cages to avoid eating furniture and wires in their rooms. A cage suitable for raising Standard Grey Dragon Cats may be selected according to the number, gender and family space of the standard Grey Dragon Cats.
Toilet: Standard Grey Dragon Cat shit doesn't smell like shit, but the smell of urine is heavy, so it is suggested that it would be preferable for Standard Grey Dragon cat to be used to urinate in the toilet, which would save much effort while cleaning the cage chassis.
3 The gaskets: The placement of water-sorting and deodorant cushions in standard grey-cat toilets or cage chassis can reduce the smell of standard grey-cat urine and prevent the erosion of plastic chassis and toilets.
4. HOUSE: Standard Grey Dragon Cat sleeping in a dwelling, fleeing dangerous harbours, choosing a suitable nest to make them comfortable and safe.
5 Tooth grinding: Standard Grey Dragon Cats have been growing all their lives, so standard Grey Dragon Cats need constant wear to keep their health healthy, and if too long, they can make it difficult to eat and even die.
Water bottles: Standard Grey Dragon Cats drink water spares, and in order to maintain sanitation and potable water in standard Grey Dragon Rooms, we drink water for standard Grey Dragon Cats.
7 : To develop good eating habits for standard Grey Dragon Cats and to eat from them, today the standard Grey Dragon Cats use a variety of food basins, and it is best to choose a bite-proof, out-of-basket-proof diet to prevent the standard Grey Dragon Cats from turning over their “jobs”.
Bathing equipment: Standard Grey Dragon Cats are easy to bathe, they are not required to use water for bathing and dry with a wind blower. Standard Grey Dragon Cats use sand to bathe, and they roll themselves in the sand, so they have to prepare special baths and bath containers for Standard Grey Dragon Cats.
9 Pedals: It is also interesting to place some pedals in a cage so that the pedals can jump from below, choose the pedals of different styles, and design their own pedals for the pedals.
II. GREAT GREAT DELIVERY CAT
There is a lot of attention to feed a standard Grey Dragon cat, too, and too much or too little to feed a pet, which could have even more serious consequences if not looked closely, so the following should be noted before feeding:
Only once a day must be fed at dusk, and if the standard Grey Dragon Cat is only three months old, the food weight must be halved and the food weight increases with the standard Grey Dragon Cat's age until he reaches the age of eight months. If there are too many or no leftovers after feeding, keep an eye on the weight of feeding and on the health of the standard Grey Dragon cat if his appetite is poor. In addition, the amount of snacks to be fed is not too high, and no stimulating food is given.
In the daytime, only enough weed is needed to be used as grass in its house. Standard Grey Dragon Cat Feeding Environment
Summer is a very difficult time for a standard Grey Dragon Cat, which is a very hot animal, so care must be taken in daily feeding to ensure that it is well-placed and well-bred.
I. Standard Grey Dragon Cage and Drinking Water Pattern
Cages must be placed at heights, such as tables, cabinets and chairs, but cannot be placed directly on the ground, because the standard Grey Dragon Cat in a wild state is caught by eagles from the sky. The cage shall be placed in the shade, and shall not be tanned by the sun, nor shall it be blown through the air.
The former causes the death of a standard Grey Dragon cat in the summer, while the latter makes the standard Grey Dragon Cat cold.
Drinking water is usually provided with fresh water, or clean, pure water, mineral water, etc., for human drinking. Clean drinking water must be available at all times, usually every other day, with water in the pot being cleaned. Pay attention to cleaning the gaskets in the kettle mouth to avoid the growth of microbes.
The kettle better hangs outside the cage, and the right place we find is where the standard Grey Dragon Cage door is, at the right altitude, where the standard Grey Dragon Cat can stand up and drink easily, and because the cage is closed, which makes it difficult for the standard Grey Dragon Cat to take a bad pot.
II. No air conditioning as a standard Grey Dragon cat for summer
Two big Pepsi Coke bottles.
Two bags of pet ice are cheap and easy to buy.
To find an iron box alive is plastic.
4. Take a towel, then put two bags of technical ice around 300 ML under the box, and finally put a Coke ice on the technology ice and then put a towel over the box. And then they put the box in your cage and they're going to get up there for the summer. There's trouble, but it's cheaper. Standard Grey Dragon Cat feeding requirements
Although there is a difference between standard Grey Dragon Cats and hamsters, they also need to pay attention to tooth grinding, otherwise too long teeth can cause their disease, and the novelty comes to tell you about the five “no”s used to feed standard Grey Dragon Cats and the importance of feeding standard grey Dragon cats with dried grass.
I. Not when feeding a standard Grey Dragon cat
No foods containing additives and preservatives are bought from supermarkets, which pose an unpredictable risk to standard grey dragon cats.
2. No fresh vegetables and fruits are given to the standard Grey Dragon Cat, and over-watered food can cause the standard Grey Dragon Cat to diarrhea and only apples can eat a few fresh ones.
3. Don ' t eat melons for a standard Grey Dragon cat because the melons contain sub-oilic acids that are needed for a standard Grey Dragon cat, which are useful for the hair of a standard grey Dragon cat, but the sour acids in a ripe melon are already in use, and many people eat refined melons with salt and additives, which easily cause the standard greyoon cat to lose its hair, and the additives are not appropriate for a standard grey dragon cat, so we have to feed the standard greyoon cat with fresh mackerel, which is more than 10 pieces per day.
4. Do not eat soybeans for a standard Grey Dragon cat, so that the soybeans feed into a standard Grey Dragon cat’s belly and absorb a large amount of moisture in the intestine, which can cause a stomach swelling and, in serious cases, intestinal infarction and life risk.
5. No peanuts for the standard Grey Dragon cat. The peanuts are too oily for the standard Grey Dragon cat ' s stomach.
II. Importance of feeding dry grass to standard Grey Dragon Cats
Dry grass helps the standard Grey Dragon cat to grind his teeth, so if you don't give the standard Grey Dragon cat a dry grass, it's suicide. Especially the straw pole. It's definitely good for teeth. It's absolutely wrong not to say that it won't eat because it doesn't like it. It's also wrong to give a standard Grey Dragon cat something to grind his teeth, such as grinding stones, apple branches, etc. Of course, a standard Grey Dragon cat can also grind his teeth by chewing on the pedals and wooden nests.