As pets, cats are loved by people. They are cute, independent and clean, making them perfect for home breeding. However, different breeds of cats have different personalities and needs, and some breeds are relatively difficult to keep. Next, let's take a look at some of the more difficult cats to keep.

Persian Cats

The Persian cats are known for their long thick coat and elegant appearance. However, it is this long hair that has caused a lot of trouble for the owners of Persian cats. The long fur of the Persian cat needs regular grooming and care to prevent tangles and falling hairs. In addition, Persian cats have high requirements for the environment, and need to keep the indoor warm and dry, so as not to cause skin problems.

Bombay Cats (also known as Ragdoll Cats)

Bombay cats are very popular for their beautiful dark appearance and gentle personality. However, Bombay cats are highly dependent on humans and require constant companionship and interaction. If the owner is unable to provide enough time and energy, it can lead to Bombay cats feeling lonely and anxious.

Bengal Ocelot

The Bengal Ocelot is a wild looking cat that is considered by many to be the domestic breed of the ocelot. With its distinctive spots and thick coat, this cat has a lively and independent personality. However, the Bengal ocelot has a high demand for activity, and if there is not enough space and environment for them to run and vent their energy, it can lead to behavioral problems and feelings of boredom.

No matter what kind of cat is chosen as a pet, it requires the owner to take responsibility. Give them enough love, proper care and a reasonable environment to ensure their health and well-being. At the same time, the owner also needs to be patient and understanding, learn to get along with the cat and solve problems that may arise. Only in this way can we build a deep bond with our cats and grow together in each other's company.