Instructions
Take your mini cat for its regularly scheduled vet appointments.
Talk to your vet about the best diet for your cat. Cats' dietary needs can vary based on weight, age, and health history.
Brush your cat's fur, particularly if it has a long coat. Brushing your cat regularly removes excess hair and can reduce the risk of hairballs.
Play with your cat. Exercise will contribute to your cat's good health, and strengthen your relationship with it.
Buy your cat from a reputable breeder. Many breeders who claim to sell miniature cats actually sell smaller than average normal cats. Additionally, dishonest breeders may sell cats that are unhealthy.
Watch your step. Mini cats may be hard to see. Exercise care when you walk to ensure that you don't hurt your little pet.
How To Take Care of Mini Cats
Mini cats, sometimes called tea cup cats, are approximately half the size of regular cats. They weigh from 3 to 5 pounds and are, on average, less than 9 inches long. Their hair length, tail length, and color can vary. Mini cats are small and adorable, and their needs resemble those of regular sized cats. If you own or are thinking of owning a mini cat, read below to learn how you can take care of these additions to your family.