Mary Allen
The beautiful Turkish Angora is an intelligent, social cat. Of course, this should also be considered when keeping the long-haired house tiger. You should pay particular attention to these things when caring for them.
Overall, the Turkish Angora is a relatively low-maintenance cat. The beautiful oriental is one of the long-haired cats – but when kept indoors, her fur does not require too much care. The velvet paw is also very sociable in terms of nature. As long as you give it enough attention and don’t leave it alone too much, the cat is happy very quickly.
Attitude: Best in Pairs
Keeping a Turkish Angora as an indoor cat is usually possible without any problems. Their urge to move is rather average. But it is very important that the fluffy cat has company. This can be one or more conspecifics – but regular attention from “their” people is also very important when keeping the Turkish Angora. The cat is intelligent and social, so it badly needs regular play. Why not try intelligence toys for it – the cat will have fun while challenging its dexterity.
Care of the Turkish Angora
The beautiful house tiger has long fur, but a little brushing is usually enough for grooming. It lacks the undercoat that often causes matting in many other cats. Combing and brushing about twice a week is a good tip for caring for the friendly velvet paw.