The Havana brown cat originates from Havana, the capital of Cuba. It was bred by a British animal husbandry expert by crossing a chocolate-colored Siamese cat with an indigenous British short-haired cat. , its remarkable feature is that the body hair, beard, and nose are all brown, which is the same color as Havana cigar smoke, so it is called Havana cat, which means cigar smoke color cat.
The Havana brown cat is different from other common pet cats. The number of Havana brown cats is relatively small, so few families keep this kind of cat. Naturally, many people are not clear about choosing a Havana brown cat. So how to choose a Havana brown cat? The editor has summarized 5 selection tips, let’s take a look together.
1. Look at the price< /p>
Because the number of Havana brown cats is relatively small, their prices are relatively high among pet cats. Usually the market price is between 5,000 yuan and 8,000 yuan. The specific price will be affected by factors such as lineage, health status, age, and purchase address. It is worth noting that as long as it is a healthy Havana brown cat, its price is often not less than 5,000 yuan. Therefore, when you are selecting, if you find a cheaper Havana brown cat, it is not recommended for you to buy it. Usually cheap Havana brown cats are caused by certain diseases.
2. Depend on age
If you want to choose a Havana brown cat, it is recommended to choose one between 3 and 6 months old. If they are too young, it will be difficult to raise them; if they are too old, some living habits will be difficult to change. It is also very simple to judge the age of a Havana brown cat. First, observe the deciduous teeth of a Havana brown cat. Generally, the deciduous teeth will grow in when it is 2 to 3 months old, and then slowly begin to change teeth. At about 6 months old, the incisors will begin to grow. Almost all grown up. The second is to pass the customs and observe the hair of the Havana Brown cat. Usually after 6 months of age, the Havana Brown cat starts to grow new hair, so if it does not grow new hair, then it is a Havana Brown cat that is less than 6 months old.
3. Look at the coat
The coat of Havana Brown cats is relatively short, smooth and delicate. The coat colors are brown (chocolate) and gray (frost) with a warm rose color. Among them, chocolate is redder and more red than Burmese cats.Stronger brown color. The nose and between the toes are brown with rose color, and the beard is brown. When you are selecting, if you find that the coat color of the Havana Brown cat is not the above two, then it is a Havana Brown cat with impure blood, and it is not recommended to buy it.
4. Look at health
If you want to choose a Havana brown cat, we must pay attention to whether it is healthy. Usually, a healthy Havana brown cat has bright eyes, no tears, and no other secretions. In addition, the ears are relatively clean, with no foreign matter and no odor. The area around the mouth is dry, with no saliva or food residue. In addition, healthy Havana brown cats are relatively sensitive to sounds. As long as they hear sounds, their ears will swing back and forth. When selecting, you need to carefully check the physical health of Havana brown cats to prevent diseases.
5. Look at the personality
Havana brown cats are smarter, more curious, lively and playful, and especially like to be with their owners. play. It is also very friendly to cats of other breeds, not aggressive, and will not fight with other cats. If you find that a Havana brown cat has an aggressive tendency when selecting it, it is a cat with a defective character and is not recommended for you to buy.
Okay, the above is the editor’s summary of the selection tips for Havana brown cats. If you want to buy a Havana brown cat in the near future, you might as well try the above selection tips.
