How to raise cats and their habits

Cats have been domesticated by humans for 3,500 years (but not as completely domesticated as dogs), and now they have become an extremely common pet in households around the world. Studies have shown that if cats do not eat mice, their night vision will be reduced and they will lose their ability to move at night for a long time. A study from the University of Heidelberg in Germany claimed that mice contain a substance called taurine, which can enhance the creature's night vision. However, cats cannot synthesize this substance on their own and can only supplement it by eating mice.

Characteristics

1. Snooze

Cats spend half of the day sleeping. Cats spend 14-15 hours in sleep a day, and they also spend 14-15 hours sleeping. Some cats need to sleep for more than 20 hours, so cats are called "lazy cats". However, if you carefully observe the way a cat sleeps, you will find that as long as there is a slight sound, the cat's ears will move, and if someone comes near, it will suddenly stand up. Originally, cats are ferocious animals. In order to be able to keenly sense all movements in the outside world, they do not sleep very deeply.

2. Willful

Cats seem a bit willful and go their own way. Originally, cats are animals that like to act alone. Unlike dogs, they obey the orders of their owners and act in groups. Therefore, it does not regard its master as a monarch and only obeys orders. Sometimes, no matter how you call it, it pretends not to hear you. Cats and their owners do not have a master-slave relationship. It is better to think of them as equal friends. It is this kind of relationship that makes it uniquely charming. On the other hand, cats regard their owners as their parents and love to act coquettishly like children. When they feel lonely, they will climb onto their owners’ laps, or jump to sit on open newspapers, showing off their coquettish behavior.

3. Love to be clean

Clean your own fur frequently. Kittens love to lick their bodies to clean themselves. After meals, it will wipe its beard with its front paws, lick its anus with its tongue after urinating, and lick its fur with its tongue after being held. This is the kitten removing the odor and dirt from its body. There are many rough little protrusions on the cat's tongue, which are the most suitable tools for removing dirt.

4. The reaction and balance are second to none

Walking gracefully and jumping lightly on the high wall. Seeing the cat walking nonchalantly on the high wall, jumping lightly, I can't help but be impressed by its sense of balance. . This is mainly due to cats’ outstanding reflex nerves and sense of balance. It only needs to slightly change the position and height of its tail to achieve body balance, and then use the strong muscles and strong joints of its hind feet to jump nimbly. Even if it falls from a high altitude, it can change its body posture in the air, light and accurate Landed.

Good at climbing, but not good at falling from the top.

5. Cats communicate with their owners through meows

Socializing with cats The meows of cats can not only convey information, but also express emotions, so the owner can understand it through observation and judgment. It, communicate with it. There are many kinds of cats, some are loud-mouthed, and some love to be silent. We cannot generalize them. If you get along with them for many years, you will be able to understand every word they say.

6. Cats use body language to express language

The so-called "cat's body language" is that cats use their ears, tail, fur, mouth, and body to express their moods and desires. If a cat is tired of being at people's feet or beside you, rubbing its head against you is a sign of affection. If a cat rubs a smell secreted from its mouth onto you, it means that it wants to take you for itself. If the cat purrs from its throat, it means it is in a good mood. If the cat bends its front feet inward like a duck hatching eggs, it means it is at ease and dependent.

7. Cat’s repayment

Generally, a cat will have a premonition that he is going to die before he dies, and then he will return to his owner’s house to “say goodbye” and then find an unknown person. Where one knows, one dies alone.

Age

If nothing happens, cats can live 8.9 years, up to 36 years.

If your cat eats well and sleeps well since childhood, it can live to be almost 12 years (but generally very few)

[Edit this paragraph] Cat breeds

There are about 35 species of cats. Domestic cats mainly evolved from African wild cats. Cats live almost everywhere in the world, from tropical rainforests to deserts to the ice and snow of Siberia.

There are currently four popular classifications of cat types:

1. Western breeds and exotic breeds (including Siamese cats, Oriental cats, etc.). Origin classification method widely popular in the West.

2. Purebred cats and hybrid cats. Classified according to breed cultivation perspective.

3. Domestic cats and wild cats. Classified by living environment, however, there is no strict boundary between the two.

4. Long-haired cats and short-haired cats. They are mainly classified according to the length of their hair. For example, Persian cats and Himalayan cats are long-haired cats; Thai cats and Russian blue cats are short-haired cats.

There are many varieties of short-haired cats distributed almost all over the world. The main varieties are as follows:

Cihua cats

China is the origin of Cihua cats. It is a natural cat, a breed that has been preserved through the natural elimination of many breeds over thousands of years. People are most familiar with the story of "a civet cat exchanges for a prince" (Song Dynasty). This is also the earliest record of civet cats that can be found. Therefore, civet cats have such an English name Dragon Li, by CAA Cat will grant. It is very popular among people because it has beautiful, thick coat and healthy body. Easy to feed and very good at catching mice. However, due to the continuous introduction of foreign cats, purebred tabby cats have become rare. Therefore, owners should not be deceived by thinking that all tabby cats are tabby cats.

Appearance: The civet cat has a very round head. The distance between the two ears is not short. The size of the ears is very suitable. It has a very wide ear base, a deep auricle, and a part at the tip. Relatively sleek. Cihuahua cats have very wide cheeks, which give their heads a very rounded feel. Its very large eyes are round, slightly slanted and vary from yellow to gold to green. The color of the nose is brick red with a black "stroke". The civet cat has a very moderate body, not only has a very wide chest, but also is very deep and thick. The limbs, like the tail, are of moderate length, very suitable, and have very strong strength and well-developed muscles. The impression left on people is that he has a very strong body and a round face that rivals the British Shorthair.

Coat and color: The coat of the civet cat is composed of long guard hair and short fluff. It is relatively short and hard, very shiny, and very smooth. Cihuahua cats have very clear and obvious markings. The association only recognizes mackerel spots, preferably "Broken Mackerel Tabby" with a break in the middle. People usually call them civet spots, because these spots are very similar to those found on wild ocelots (racoon cats); in it There are M-shaped patterns on the forehead that are unique to all tabby cats, and there will be extended "eyeliners" connected together at the corners of the eyes. Ring-shaped necklaces will appear on its neck, limbs and tail; spiky markings (complete) or "spots" (broken mackerel spots) will appear on its body. Generally, the color of the markings is black, and the background color of its coat is brown or dark brown, which can have other tones; the hair on the neck and under the abdomen is gray or milky white. White patches are not allowed at this time. The mixed mackerel patterns are somewhat similar to tiger skin. Generally, the hair on its foot pads and palms is black. Such markings can conceal it in the wild, allowing it to better hunt and avoid predators.

Personality: The civet cat has a very independent personality, loves sports and is very cheerful. If the surrounding environment changes, it will be very sensitive. Its dependence on its owner is very high. If it is suddenly changed to another owner, its psychology may become depressed. Although an adult cat does not like to play with people very much, it will still move around within your sight at any time.

It is a very reserved animal, confident in itself and loyal to its owner.

Feeding points: In the family, the feeding problem of the civet cat is very simple. It does not need too much attention, as long as there is very clean water and suitable rations for it, this is how it will live happily. A must for life. Cats have evolved over thousands of years, and ordinary minor problems will not trap them because they have a very high ability to adjust themselves. It is not afraid of cold weather.

Persian cat (Himalayan cat)

English name: Persian (monochromatic cat)/Longhair (non-monochromatic cat)/Himalayan (key color cat)

Himalayan Cat

Persia is the name of the country in ancient Iran. Persian cat is the most common and typical breed. Persian cat is actually based on the long-haired cat in ancient Persia (now Iran) and the Angora cat in Turkey or Armenia. After more than 100 years of selective breeding in the UK, it was A breed born in 1860. Persian cats have a cute baby face, long and gorgeous coat, and elegant manners, so they are very valuable. A purebred Persian cat can cost thousands of dollars and is one of the most popular cats among cat lovers in the world.

Persian cats are short horse-shaped in appearance, with a strong and round body, a round head and face, and four limbs; they are thick and short, have a short nose, and have large, round eyes. The coat is particularly plump. This is a double-layered coat, consisting of two types of hair: long, soft and fluffy underground down and slightly longer and rough awn hair (the awn hair of good purebred cats at the exhibition can reach up to 12 cm). From snow white to jet black; from silver gray double layer gradient to obvious tortoise shell color. Persian cats that meet exhibition standards are extremely expensive.

Large or medium build. Chest broad and deep. Fully between shoulders and hips, straight back. Muscular. But not overly fat.

Head The head is round and large, the skull is very broad, and the cheeks are plump

The ears are small, with rounded tips and tilted forward. The base is not too wide; the ears are widely spaced, located low on the head, along the The rounded lines of the head are connected

The eyes are large and round; the eye color is bright. The distance between the eyes is wide, giving people a cute look

The nose is short, flat and broad. In the UK, the tip of the nose must be below the lower edge of the eye.

The chin is full, strong and round, well developed, reflecting a good bite

The limbs are short and stout. The forelegs are straight; the hind limbs are straight when viewed from behind.

The soles of the feet are strong, round and large. The toes are close together; the forelimbs have five toes each and the hind limbs have four toes

The tail is short but proportional to the body

Coated Double coat. The undercoat is dense and covered by a long, smooth, waterproof coat. In winter, the dense undercoat is fully grown, so the winter coat is fuller than the summer coat. Quality and type of coat The most important thing is color and pattern.

Habits Persian cats are talented, gentle, responsive and considerate. The temperament is quiet on the outside and active on the inside. On the surface, it is quiet and lazy, but it hides its inner emotions and desires the care of its master. It combines the excellent temperament of a pet, is elegant, quiet and cute, optimistic, honest to people and easy to communicate with. He is also a famous mouse catcher. Persian cats meow softly and melodiously, and have strong adaptability to the environment. But Xia Tian hates being hugged and likes to sleep alone on the floor.

Burmese cat

Origin: Burma. In the early 1930s, Dr. Joseph Thomson of San Francisco, USA obtained an attractive walnut-brown female cat from Burma. , he named it "Wong Mau" [Wong Mau]. At that time, because he couldn't get a male cat of the same breed, he had to mate it with a Siamese cat. After breeding with Siamese cats, this unique breed - Burmese cat was created.

During the breeding process, some kittens with lighter coat colors will be obtained, and American breeders require the U.S. CFA to also confirm these light-colored cats. Initially, these light-colored cats were listed as another breed, Malayan, and later became Burmese cats. DiluteDivision in.

Appearance features: Burmese cats have plump bodies and strong muscles; their limbs are slender, with forelimbs shorter than hind limbs; their claws are small and oval; their tails are of moderate length. The head is moderately wedge-shaped, with high cheekbones and a slightly short nose. The upper eye sockets of the eyes hang upward, the lower eye sockets are round, and the eyeballs are yellow; the ears are medium in size, with slightly oval tips; the coat is short and dense, round and shiny, as smooth as satin, and is cherished by people.

The body is of medium build, muscular, strong and muscular, with short and well-proportioned limbs, and large and round toes.

The head is round whether viewed from the front or side; the mask is short and wide, and well developed. The chin is strong and round, reflecting a good bite

The ears are thin, and basically short. The position where they connect to the head is wider, the tips of the ears are round, and the position is slightly downward

The eyes are large and round, with a wide distance apart

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The nose is obviously concave

The soles of the feet are round. The forelimbs have five toes each, and the hind limbs have four toes

The tail is straight and of medium length

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The coat is short and dense, with a silky luster

Coat color 1. Sable (Sable) 2. Champagne (Champagne) 3. Blue (blue) 4. Platinum ( Platinum )

Habits Burmese cats are not as noisy as Siamese cats. They are gentle, naughty and lively, and their sounds and movements are cute. Likes the company of others and is not afraid of strangers.

Turkish Angora Cat )'s old name - Angola. It entered Italy and France in the 16th century, and then entered the United Kingdom. It was the earliest and most popular long-haired cat breed in Europe. In the mid-19th century, due to the emergence of Persian cats, its status gradually decreased. It first arrived in the United States in 1963 and made a comeback, reappearing in various cat shows and becoming popular again. Its standards were formulated in 1970 and recognized by many cat associations.

Appearance characteristics: Turkish Angora cats are of mixed breed type, with long, modified wedge-shaped heads; almond-shaped eyes, large and upright ears, and the distinctive feathers growing from the ears. The back has large undulations, the limbs are tall and thin, and the toes are covered with feathers. The tail hair is fluffy, and sometimes the tail can reach all the way to the back of the head. The elegant and supple appearance makes the whole body exude a smooth and dynamic beauty.

Character likes to be smart, agile, independent, and active in nature. Kittens love to play and play. Easy to tame. Not too afraid of water, but rather water-loving.

The head is small to medium, tapering to a wedge shape and smooth toward the cheek. The nose is medium in length, with a straight bridge and gentle lines. Make a straight line from forehead to tip of nose. The muzzle lines are smooth.

The ears are large and upright, with pointed tips, wide bases, and long feathers inside the ears.

The eyes are large, almond-shaped, and the tips of the eyes are slightly hanging. Eye colors include blue, amber, golden, and odd eyes (different colors).

The body is medium in size, long and slender, with a large undulating back; the chest is compact and thin, and the waist is high. The neck is thin and the body is graceful. Slim bones, and strong muscles.

The limbs are tall and slender, and the length is in proportion to the body. The hind limbs are longer than the forelimbs.

The toes are small, round, compact, and have feathers between the toes.

The tail is long, pointed at the end, and fluffy.

The coat is covered with a medium-length single layer of hair. The hair is fine and not tangled. It feels like silk and is shiny. A small amount of wavy is allowed. The feathers are long and the tail hair is fluffy and dense.

The previous standards for coat color only recognized white. The coat was white and solid, without spots, and the nose and between the toes were pink. Now, in addition to white, red, blue, and black solid colors, silver tabby is also recognized.

Disadvantages: The nose and between the toes are not pink, and those with malocclusion (non-scissor bite) are disadvantages. Those with short and fat bodies, abnormally twisted tails, and eye colors other than the standard color are considered inferior. Cross-eyes are not allowed.

Turkish Van cat

In 1955, British cat lovers saw a cat playing in the water on the shores of Lake Van in Turkey and brought it back to raise. The Turkish Van cat was brought from Angola. Cat mutation, strictly speaking, it is a variant of Angora cat. It was recognized as an independent breed in 1969, gradually multiplied and certified by the International Cat Association.

Appearance characteristics The Turkish Van cat looks very similar to the Angora cat. Particularly tenacious, with good environmental tolerance and very lively. Although once considered aggressive, the breed's behavior has become friendly, especially toward other cats, thanks to the efforts of breeders. Selfish, playful, strong personality, rich in emotions, they often show possessiveness towards their owners. A very good companion with a slightly loud voice. Able to adapt to apartment living. But a large courtyard with a water environment is better. Growth is slow and takes 3 to 5 years to reach full adulthood. Normally, hair combing once a week is enough, but during the hair removal season in early summer, the frequency needs to be increased appropriately. The Turkish Van cat has a dense, soft, silky coat without any undercoat. In winter, its coat is completely comparable to the long hair of the BT family; in summer, its coat gradually falls off.

What makes this cat different from other cats is that it especially loves to play in water, and will even swim in shallow water. After getting out of the water, the water on its body is easily shaken off. Smart, alert, lively, likes to play and climb. The call is sweet and melodious, and it is friendly to people.

Body shape, torso slender, muscular

Head short and wedge-shaped

Ears mostly hairy

Eyes round, amber Color

The nose is slender with colored ends

The limbs are medium in length

The soles and claws are small, round and pink

The tail is long and plump, and there should be several rings of darker golden-brown hair at the tail.

The coat is long and shiny, with a white base and some golden brown markings on the front of the ears; there are also dark markings on the tail.

The coat color is white with golden brown markings on the face and tail

NOTE: No hybrids are allowed. Acceptable colors are as follows:

Creamy yellow cat (creamy yellow The markings contrast with the white chalk-like coat. The vertical white facial markings on the face extend past the nose, dividing the color on the head. The color area on the head is limited to the eyes and does not extend beyond the ears. White with yellowish pink inside the ears. The tail should be solid cream and may extend slightly up the back)

Reddish-brown cat (marking pattern is very important, with reddish-brown fur areas on the head). It is limited to above the eyes and cannot extend behind the ears. The nose is white, the clear vertical white facial spots divide the reddish-brown head into two halves, and the tail is also reddish-brown)

There are more undesirable sexual characteristics on the body. Three plaques. There are no flame lines on the face. The markings are unevenly distributed. Tail coloration begins too early on the back.

Another: There is an all-white cat named Turkish Vankedisi. I am still confused as to whether it is a Vankedisi~

Bengal cat Bengal

There is an Asian leopard cat (civet cat) bloodline, the most expensive type of cat, can generally be sold for 50,000 to 60,000

1. Overview: Origin: United States

Ancestor: Asian leopard cat cross-breeding

Origin: 1963

Medium to large. Weight: 5.5 to 9 kg. Long and strong. The frame is strong. Short coat.

2. Head: quite large, with arc outline. Longer than wide. There is a gentle curve transition from the forehead to the bridge of the nose.

High and pronounced cheeks. Full and wide muzzle. Large, broad nose with slightly concave curve. The jaws are obvious.

3. Ears: medium to small in size, wide at the base, rounded at the tip, leaning forward. There should be no lynx-like tufts on the tips of the ears.

4. Eyes: large, oval, widely spaced, with the tips of the eyes slightly tilted toward the base of the ears. All colors are accepted except blue and light green.

5. Neck: long, thick, muscular and powerful. Length proportional to body length.

6. Body: long, large, powerful, but not an oriental body. The bones are thick and the muscles are strong.

7. Legs and claws: The legs are of medium length. The hind legs are slightly longer than the front legs. The bones are strong and thick. Large, round claws. Black foot pads.

8. Tail: medium length, thick, gradually tapering towards the tail tip, which is rounded.

9. Coat: short and fine. Thick, nice and incredibly soft. Colors include: black (not recognized); brown tabby (the background color has different shades); silver tabby (not recognized); white snow cat (Lynx-point cat/mink cat Mink-point) is lighter spots or granite patterns, blue eyes (mink cats have green eyes, mink cats are not recognized).

Russian Blue Cat/Russian Blue Cat

Historically, it was known as the Achaean blue cat. In the 17th century, it was brought to England with ships for breeding. The second time Nearly extinct during the world wars. The Russian blue cat has a slender body, its head seems to be composed of several planes, and its forehead is flat. It looks like a snake when viewed from the side, so it is called the "cobra head". The whole body is covered with silvery blue fur, and the eyes are green. Its limbs are slender, its face is narrow, its large ears are extremely thin, and it has a double layer of short hair. This cat has a reserved and docile temperament and will never bark. It has large, upright pointed ears, small and round paws, and looks like it is walking on its toes. The body is covered with silver-blue shiny short coat, coupled with the slender and slender figure and light gait, it shows the aristocratic demeanor among cats.

Russian blue cats are quiet and shy, afraid of strangers and unwilling to go out. It has a soft and sweet cry, is affectionate and docile, has great trust in its owner, and likes to please its owner. It can coexist peacefully with other pets in the home and is easy to raise. It is a very popular family pet.

Russian blue cats have a long history. Their ancestors, the "Achaian Blue Cats", were brought to Britain from Russian ports as early as the 17th century. After World War II, the number of Russian Blue cats decreased sharply. In order to restore its population, breeders crossed it with Siamese cats, giving the Russian Blue cats some oriental appeal in appearance. Because its ancestors originated from the cold Siberian zone, many places call it the "winter elf". Although some people say that judging from the name, it should originate from Northern Europe and northern Russia, the exact origin is still a mystery. However, the theory that the breed was developed by the British has become conclusive. At the end of the 19th century, the cat first appeared in cat shows. At that time, the body shape was close to short; but after the World War, it was often mated with Siamese cats and became slender. However, since the 1960s, there has been a tendency to return to the original shape.

Physique: Slender and elegant body with a slight oriental flavor, strong bones and simple and gorgeous coat. The short hair has a velvet-like texture and feel. The inner layer of fluff can resist severe cold. It is gray or blue-gray and looks like a silver-gray luster like mink fur, so it is called Russian blue cat. The head is short and wedge-shaped. The nose bridge of medium length is basically in a straight line with the forehead. The eyes are almond-shaped and green in color. The ears are wide, upright, and have a sense of transparency. The limbs are slender and the claws are perfectly round. Long, smooth and tapered.

Characteristics: Quiet and serene, mild-mannered and slightly shy, with a high IQ. Prefers apartment living, but can adapt to cold environments.

Daily management: Although it is a short-haired cat, its coat should be combed frequently to maintain the luster of the coat. This cat likes a quiet home and is best suited for elderly people who love quiet.

The Russian Blue Cat is also known as the "Noble of Short-haired Cats" and the "Elite of Winter". Native to the White Sea coast or Scandinavia.

Also: already available in black and white, from Australia, not accepted, and extremely rare.

Sphynx cat

Alias ​​(very informal) Canadian Hairless cat (Canadian Hairless)

Originated in Canada

Hairless type

Medium and slender type

In addition to some thin and soft hairs on the ears, mouth, nose, front end of tail, feet and other parts of the cat's appearance, All other parts of the body are hairless.

Characteristics: The skin is wrinkled and elastic. Compared with other cats, it has more sweat and oil. The head is wedge-shaped and the tail is long and thin. The muscles are well developed and the touch body temperature is higher than other cats.

Eyes The eyes are large, round, slightly slanted, mostly blue and golden.

The ears are big.

Habits Sphynx cats are very honest, extremely tolerant, easy to get close to, playful, and loyal to their owners. Because it loves to sweat, be sure to bathe it frequently when raising it.

[Edit this paragraph] Evolutionary History

Unlike dogs, cats are self-domesticated animals.

Wolves were initially able to adapt to human life because their social behavior matched that of humans in many ways. Cats are different from humans. They are solitary hunting animals with fixed territories, and most of them are active at night. However, it is the hunting behavior of cats that brings them into contact with the human environment in the first place, and their strong instinct to protect their territory makes them come into contact with the human environment. Driving them to keep appearing in the same places.

The history of domesticated cats is much later than that of dogs. This period was probably no earlier than the seventh millennium BC, when agriculture flourished and a crescent-shaped rice granary belt was formed in the Middle East. Homes, barns, and grain stores provided new habitats for rodents and other small mammals, ideal prey for small feral cats. From the beginning, there was a mutually beneficial relationship between humans and cats: cats gained a rich food source, and humans were spared the trouble of pesky rodents. Initially, the presence of these feral cats may not be accepted or even encouraged by humans, who throw in some food from time to time. Just like wolves, some of the more tamed wild cats were gradually absorbed into human society, resulting in the earliest semi-domesticated cat groups.

Domestic cats are almost certainly descended from small wild cats found throughout Europe, Africa and South Asia. Within this vast area, countless wild cat subpopulations have evolved based on local environmental and climatic conditions. Their appearances are different. European wild cats living in the north are stout, with short ears and thick fur; African wild cats are more slender, with long ears and long legs; while Asian wild cats living in the south are small and spotted.

The original ancestor of domestic cats is likely to be the African wild cat, because the African wild cat is only slightly larger than the domestic cat and has a tamer temperament than other wild cats. African wild cats often appear near human settlements and are easily domesticated, and are often kept as pets for local residents. After domesticated cats were brought to various parts of the world, they may have mated with local wild cats and became the ancestors of modern domestic cats in different regions. The fur patterns of European domestic cats with dark markings now have the characteristics of both European and African wild cats, while the spots on domestic cats living in India indicate that their ancestors are related to Asian wild cats. Breeds resulting from crosses between domestic cats and other wild cat breeds, such as jungle cats, are unlikely to have a significant impact on the mainstream domestic cat breeds.

After thousands of generations of reproduction, physiological changes caused by domestication have also occurred in cats, which are similar to the changes in dogs. These include smaller body size, shortened claws, reduced brain and cranial cavity volume, extended posture of the ears and tail, and changes in the color and texture of the fur. However, unlike dogs, cats maintain a large degree of independence in human society and therefore rarely develop certain behavioral characteristics required by humans due to selective external pressure. As a result, domestic cats have changed little in appearance from their wild cat ancestors and are difficult to distinguish in early archaeological finds.

Cat remains have been found near different prehistoric human sites, including Neolithic sites in Israel about 9,000 years ago and Indus Valley sites in Pakistan 4,000 years ago. However, the remains are likely those of wild cats that were killed for their fur or meat. Interestingly, the remains of cats and rats from 8,000 years ago were also discovered on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus. They could only have been brought to the island by human immigrants. Although the cats may not have been fully domesticated, they were intentionally brought to the island to deal with the rat infestation.

[Edit this paragraph] Cats and People

Cats, as docile, smart and lively animals, have a long history as household pets, especially in European and American countries. high. In the early 20th century, an American zoologist first invented the product cat tree (cat tree), with the purpose of treating the increasingly serious depression of domestic cats. Its scattered space combination allows domestic pet cats to have free play space, stimulating the nature of felines. The natural hemp rope on the product allows cats to feel the breath of nature, and can maintain the physiology of sharpening their claws without damaging the furniture. Habit. Today in many countries, some high-end products have become standard household supplies and handicrafts, which are combined with the owner's aesthetic taste and home style, allowing both cats and people to enjoy a high-end life. Internationally renowned brands such as Australia's Garfield Island (Natural Master) and the United States' Morden Cat are all companies that have emerged to develop products in this area. Cat trees and cat climbing frames are their important products.