Description

The Turkish Angora is an incredibly beautiful, graceful, and intelligent cat that has long since attracted the inhabitants of the Middle East and has become the nobles’ favourite. The ancestors of this cat were wild Middle Eastern, common in modern Ankara in Turkey. In Europe, the first Angoras appeared during the Crusades, and with the beginning of active trade with the Ottoman Empire (XVI century).

Look

The Turkish Angora is a medium-sized cat. At the same time, it looks bigger than its size due to its long coat, slender limbs, and long fluffy tail. The cat’s eyes are moderately large, and almond-shaped. The coat of the Turkish Angora is very soft and silky, with practically no undercoat. The cat’s tail is particularly stunning with its long and feathered appearance.

Health

Although the Turkish Angora is a generally healthy cats, they are prone to certain health conditions. These are bacterial or viral infections that can be prevented through vaccinations. At KittenGuru.com, we recommend that you buy your kitten from reputable breeders, who use genetic testing and good breeding practices to remove genetic conditions from their breeding lines. KittenGuru.com’s Health Guarantee certifies that all promoted kittens are in good health.

Temperament

This cat is a wise, gentle, affectionate, and active pet. Being patient and easygoing allows the Turkish Angora to get along with adults, children, and animals. It often chooses one member of the family to become closer to, its loyalty somewhat comparable to a dog. It is also common for the Angora to memorize the voices of the owner. This cat is also very playful, even as it becomes older.

Living with

As would be the case with other pets, the Turkish Angora needs regular grooming, including bathing and clipping of the nails. It is recommended to introduce your kitten to regular grooming early to avoid fussing and difficulties as they grow.