Oriental Cat, price, breeds, personality, description, diseases, and care.

Author - Sunil Saleem
May 27, 2021
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history/profile of Oriental Cat Siamese cats originally originated from Thailand (more precisely, from the ancient kingdom of Siam), and even described in the Book of Cats. Oriental comes from them rather formally, indirectly. Although, on the other hand, the oriental cat retains almost all the features of regal Siamese ancestors and carries their genes. The breed of oriental refers to artificially bred, and even, we can say experimental breeds. The Second World War, which played a huge role not only in the lives of people but also in the lives of cats, very much affected the population of Siamese cats in Britain. In order to restore the population, as well as to obtain new patterns and color options, after the war, many breeders decided to correct the situation. Breeding programs in Britain included crossbreeding Russian blue, British shorthaired and Abissinsthat gave a great variety of new shades of wool and new drawings. As a result, after a relatively short time, the breed was bred oriental with its features of color, but retained almost all the characteristics of Siamese cats. This applies not only to the structure of the body but also to internal qualities. Moreover, at first, the breeders of Siamese breed even organized something like opposition, not wanting to recognize orientals (eastern shorthair), however, over time the situation has defused. In 1972, the CFA accepted an oriental shorthair cat for registration and in 1977 it received full championship status. But, this is not all, as, except short hair, there are long-haired orientals. They originated from the interbreeding of eastern shorthair and Balinese cats. The breed was officially recognized in 1985 when TICA registered them in the championship. They were accepted to the CFA in February 1988. Seven years later, in 1995, the first and second combined into one breed, calling it oriental, or oriental cat. Characteristics of the Oriental Cat breed Adaptability 10/10 Attachment to the family 10/10 Gaming activity 10/10 intelligence 09/10 General health 04/10 Wool fallout 01/10 Friendliness to children 08/10 Friendly to dogs 10/10 Love for meows 10/10 Oriental Cat Breeds information The Origin United States lifetime 12-14 years old size Average weight Cats: 4-7 kg, Cats: 3-5 kg The type of wool long-haired Color any colors and drawings of wool lifestyle Outdoors / indoors oriental shorthair price 800 - 1500 $ description of oriental shorthair cat Oriental breed leads its ancestry from very ancient ancestors - Siamese cats, although it is the result of artificial breeding. This has its pros and cons, as the propensity for "family" diseases and the uneasy nature of oriental cats are not suitable for everyone. If for you the above nuances are not a problem and you are ready to live with them, these pets will bring to your life a lot of bright colors. Their inquisitive mind, activity, love towards the hosts, and playfulness will not let you get bored. Orientals are very intelligent, they give the impression of a living being who understands, if not all, then - almost everything that happens and says around. They have a thin body, disproportionately long, big ears, and big eyes. Despite their thinness, these cats do not look too subtly, and with good nutrition and normal activity have a graceful, but healthy muscular appearance. At the moment there are more than 300 colors of orientals. Life expectancy is an average of 13 years. the personality of oriental shorthair Because this breed carries bright features of Siamese cats she is different in mind, playful, likes to pay attention to herself, and is somewhat selfish. Which, however, is forgivable, given the ancient history and royal origin. These cats will not hide their emotions and will cast a voice if they deem it necessary. Flexible and quick-witted mind orientals come to the rescue when you need to open the doors, climb into the closet or dig in your bag. Their curiosity flows into playfulness, and playfulness - in curiosity, and these two qualities are directly interconnected. They can be offended if they feel a negative attitude or lack of attention, imperious and demanding. On the other hand, it can more than pay off with the kindness and affection that they are able to show towards their loved ones. These animals are devoted, they can miss a loved one and family members. The nature of oriental cats cannot be called simple, they are very playful, retain playfulness in adulthood, and are tolerant to children. Other pets get along but can be jealous of their owners. Common diseases in oriental longhair Both purebred and mixed individuals can have various health problems, including genetics. This applies to both long-haired and short-haired orientals. They have the same diseases as Siamese cats, in particular: gastrointestinal diseases are the most likely megaesophagus; Hyperesthesia syndrome is a neurological problem; Nystagmus - neurological eye disorder; amyloidosis; bronchial asthma - lung disease; congenital heart defects such as aortic stenosis; progressive eye retina atrophy (can be detected by a genetic test). squint; neurological disorders associated with lack of attention or aggression on the part of the owners - can affect the physical health of cats. how to take care of Oriental Cat? Since this breed has a division into shorthair and long-haired, care, respectively, will also be different. Short-haired can be combed once a week or even once every 2 weeks, and long-haired - 2 times a week or out of necessity, but at least once a week. Ears in these cats have an unusual shape and are quite large, they tend to accumulate dirt. They need to be wiped a couple of times a week, you can do it with a cotton swab soaked with vinegar diluted in water. Do this very carefully, so as not to damage the inner surface of the ear. Oriental cat is very demanding to clean its tray, and therefore it should be kept as clean as possible. Cutting of the claws is done once a week, eye cleansing - if necessary, usually every day. Also, do not forget to brush your teeth at least 2-3 times a week. Interesting Facts Oriental cats require a lot of attention and will meow loudly if they do not get it. Orientals can be a nuisance for cats of less active breeds, so they should be combined with other Orientals or breeds, which are known to have a lot of energy for games and activities. Originated in the 1950s, the oriental was selectively withdrawn from Siamese. The breed has two varieties of wool, short-haired and long-haired, both of which can appear in the litter. The long-haired breed actually has an average length of wool and is considered rare. Do you know? Oriental is one of the breeds of cats that just look after. Beautiful Pictures of oriental cats
oriental shorthair

 Oriental Cat

history/profile of Oriental Cat

Siamese cats originally originated from Thailand (more precisely, from the ancient kingdom of Siam), and even described in the Book of Cats. Oriental comes from them rather formally, indirectly. Although, on the other hand, the oriental cat retains almost all the features of regal Siamese ancestors and carries their genes.

The breed of oriental refers to artificially bred, and even, we can say experimental breeds. The Second World War, which played a huge role not only in the lives of people but also in the lives of cats, very much affected the population of Siamese cats in Britain. In order to restore the population, as well as to obtain new patterns and color options, after the war, many breeders decided to correct the situation.

Breeding programs in Britain included crossbreeding Russian blue, British shorthaired and Abissinsthat gave a great variety of new shades of wool and new drawings. As a result, after a relatively short time, the breed was bred oriental with its features of color, but retained almost all the characteristics of Siamese cats. This applies not only to the structure of the body but also to internal qualities.

Moreover, at first, the breeders of Siamese breed even organized something like opposition, not wanting to recognize orientals (eastern shorthair), however, over time the situation has defused. In 1972, the CFA accepted an oriental shorthair cat for registration and in 1977 it received full championship status.

But, this is not all, as, except short hair, there are long-haired orientals. They originated from the interbreeding of eastern shorthair and Balinese cats. The breed was officially recognized in 1985 when TICA registered them in the championship. They were accepted to the CFA in February 1988. Seven years later, in 1995, the first and second combined into one breed, calling it oriental, or oriental cat.


Characteristics of the Oriental Cat breed

Adaptability                                       10/10

Attachment to the family             10/10

Gaming activity                                10/10

intelligence                                        09/10

General health                                 04/10

Wool fallout                                      01/10

Friendliness to children                 08/10

Friendly to dogs                               10/10

Love for meows                                10/10

 

 

Oriental Cat Breeds information

The Origin

United States

lifetime

12-14 years old

size

Average

weight

Cats: 4-7 kg, Cats: 3-5 kg

The type of wool

long-haired

Color

any colors and drawings of wool

lifestyle

Outdoors / indoors

oriental shorthair price

800 - 1500 $


description of oriental shorthair cat

Oriental breed leads its ancestry from very ancient ancestors - Siamese cats, although it is the result of artificial breeding. This has its pros and cons, as the propensity for "family" diseases and the uneasy nature of oriental cats are not suitable for everyone.

If for you the above nuances are not a problem and you are ready to live with them, these pets will bring to your life a lot of bright colors. Their inquisitive mind, activity, love towards the hosts, and playfulness will not let you get bored. Orientals are very intelligent, they give the impression of a living being who understands, if not all, then - almost everything that happens and says around.

They have a thin body, disproportionately long, big ears, and big eyes. Despite their thinness, these cats do not look too subtly, and with good nutrition and normal activity have a graceful, but healthy muscular appearance. At the moment there are more than 300 colors of orientals. Life expectancy is an average of 13 years.

the personality of oriental shorthair

Because this breed carries bright features of Siamese cats she is different in mind, playful, likes to pay attention to herself, and is somewhat selfish. Which, however, is forgivable, given the ancient history and royal origin. These cats will not hide their emotions and will cast a voice if they deem it necessary.

Flexible and quick-witted mind orientals come to the rescue when you need to open the doors, climb into the closet or dig in your bag. Their curiosity flows into playfulness, and playfulness - in curiosity, and these two qualities are directly interconnected.

They can be offended if they feel a negative attitude or lack of attention, imperious and demanding. On the other hand, it can more than pay off with the kindness and affection that they are able to show towards their loved ones. These animals are devoted, they can miss a loved one and family members.

The nature of oriental cats cannot be called simple, they are very playful, retain playfulness in adulthood, and are tolerant to children. Other pets get along but can be jealous of their owners.

Common diseases in oriental longhair

Both purebred and mixed individuals can have various health problems, including genetics. This applies to both long-haired and short-haired orientals. They have the same diseases as Siamese cats, in particular:

  • gastrointestinal diseases are the most likely megaesophagus;
  • Hyperesthesia syndrome is a neurological problem;
  • Nystagmus - neurological eye disorder;
  • amyloidosis;
  • bronchial asthma - lung disease;
  • congenital heart defects such as aortic stenosis;
  • progressive eye retina atrophy (can be detected by a genetic test).
  • squint;
  • neurological disorders associated with lack of attention or aggression on the part of the owners - can affect the physical health of cats.

how to take care of Oriental Cat?

Since this breed has a division into shorthair and long-haired, care, respectively, will also be different. Short-haired can be combed once a week or even once every 2 weeks, and long-haired - 2 times a week or out of necessity, but at least once a week.

Ears in these cats have an unusual shape and are quite large, they tend to accumulate dirt. They need to be wiped a couple of times a week, you can do it with a cotton swab soaked with vinegar diluted in water. Do this very carefully, so as not to damage the inner surface of the ear.

Oriental cat is very demanding to clean its tray, and therefore it should be kept as clean as possible. Cutting of the claws is done once a week, eye cleansing - if necessary, usually every day. Also, do not forget to brush your teeth at least 2-3 times a week.

Interesting Facts

  • Oriental cats require a lot of attention and will meow loudly if they do not
  • get it.
  • Orientals can be a nuisance for cats of less active breeds, so they should be combined with other Orientals or breeds, which are known to have a lot of energy for games and activities.
  • Originated in the 1950s, the oriental was selectively withdrawn from Siamese. The breed has two varieties of wool, short-haired and long-haired, both of which can appear in the litter. The long-haired breed actually has an average length of wool and is considered rare.


Do you know?

Oriental is one of the breeds of cats that just look after.

 Beautiful Pictures of oriental cats


history/profile of Oriental Cat Siamese cats originally originated from Thailand (more precisely, from the ancient kingdom of Siam), and even described in the Book of Cats. Oriental comes from them rather formally, indirectly. Although, on the other hand, the oriental cat retains almost all the features of regal Siamese ancestors and carries their genes. The breed of oriental refers to artificially bred, and even, we can say experimental breeds. The Second World War, which played a huge role not only in the lives of people but also in the lives of cats, very much affected the population of Siamese cats in Britain. In order to restore the population, as well as to obtain new patterns and color options, after the war, many breeders decided to correct the situation. Breeding programs in Britain included crossbreeding Russian blue, British shorthaired and Abissinsthat gave a great variety of new shades of wool and new drawings. As a result, after a relatively short time, the breed was bred oriental with its features of color, but retained almost all the characteristics of Siamese cats. This applies not only to the structure of the body but also to internal qualities. Moreover, at first, the breeders of Siamese breed even organized something like opposition, not wanting to recognize orientals (eastern shorthair), however, over time the situation has defused. In 1972, the CFA accepted an oriental shorthair cat for registration and in 1977 it received full championship status. But, this is not all, as, except short hair, there are long-haired orientals. They originated from the interbreeding of eastern shorthair and Balinese cats. The breed was officially recognized in 1985 when TICA registered them in the championship. They were accepted to the CFA in February 1988. Seven years later, in 1995, the first and second combined into one breed, calling it oriental, or oriental cat. Characteristics of the Oriental Cat breed Adaptability 10/10 Attachment to the family 10/10 Gaming activity 10/10 intelligence 09/10 General health 04/10 Wool fallout 01/10 Friendliness to children 08/10 Friendly to dogs 10/10 Love for meows 10/10 Oriental Cat Breeds information The Origin United States lifetime 12-14 years old size Average weight Cats: 4-7 kg, Cats: 3-5 kg The type of wool long-haired Color any colors and drawings of wool lifestyle Outdoors / indoors oriental shorthair price 800 - 1500 $ description of oriental shorthair cat Oriental breed leads its ancestry from very ancient ancestors - Siamese cats, although it is the result of artificial breeding. This has its pros and cons, as the propensity for "family" diseases and the uneasy nature of oriental cats are not suitable for everyone. If for you the above nuances are not a problem and you are ready to live with them, these pets will bring to your life a lot of bright colors. Their inquisitive mind, activity, love towards the hosts, and playfulness will not let you get bored. Orientals are very intelligent, they give the impression of a living being who understands, if not all, then - almost everything that happens and says around. They have a thin body, disproportionately long, big ears, and big eyes. Despite their thinness, these cats do not look too subtly, and with good nutrition and normal activity have a graceful, but healthy muscular appearance. At the moment there are more than 300 colors of orientals. Life expectancy is an average of 13 years. the personality of oriental shorthair Because this breed carries bright features of Siamese cats she is different in mind, playful, likes to pay attention to herself, and is somewhat selfish. Which, however, is forgivable, given the ancient history and royal origin. These cats will not hide their emotions and will cast a voice if they deem it necessary. Flexible and quick-witted mind orientals come to the rescue when you need to open the doors, climb into the closet or dig in your bag. Their curiosity flows into playfulness, and playfulness - in curiosity, and these two qualities are directly interconnected. They can be offended if they feel a negative attitude or lack of attention, imperious and demanding. On the other hand, it can more than pay off with the kindness and affection that they are able to show towards their loved ones. These animals are devoted, they can miss a loved one and family members. The nature of oriental cats cannot be called simple, they are very playful, retain playfulness in adulthood, and are tolerant to children. Other pets get along but can be jealous of their owners. Common diseases in oriental longhair Both purebred and mixed individuals can have various health problems, including genetics. This applies to both long-haired and short-haired orientals. They have the same diseases as Siamese cats, in particular: gastrointestinal diseases are the most likely megaesophagus; Hyperesthesia syndrome is a neurological problem; Nystagmus - neurological eye disorder; amyloidosis; bronchial asthma - lung disease; congenital heart defects such as aortic stenosis; progressive eye retina atrophy (can be detected by a genetic test). squint; neurological disorders associated with lack of attention or aggression on the part of the owners - can affect the physical health of cats. how to take care of Oriental Cat? Since this breed has a division into shorthair and long-haired, care, respectively, will also be different. Short-haired can be combed once a week or even once every 2 weeks, and long-haired - 2 times a week or out of necessity, but at least once a week. Ears in these cats have an unusual shape and are quite large, they tend to accumulate dirt. They need to be wiped a couple of times a week, you can do it with a cotton swab soaked with vinegar diluted in water. Do this very carefully, so as not to damage the inner surface of the ear. Oriental cat is very demanding to clean its tray, and therefore it should be kept as clean as possible. Cutting of the claws is done once a week, eye cleansing - if necessary, usually every day. Also, do not forget to brush your teeth at least 2-3 times a week. Interesting Facts Oriental cats require a lot of attention and will meow loudly if they do not get it. Orientals can be a nuisance for cats of less active breeds, so they should be combined with other Orientals or breeds, which are known to have a lot of energy for games and activities. Originated in the 1950s, the oriental was selectively withdrawn from Siamese. The breed has two varieties of wool, short-haired and long-haired, both of which can appear in the litter. The long-haired breed actually has an average length of wool and is considered rare. Do you know? Oriental is one of the breeds of cats that just look after. Beautiful Pictures of oriental cats
oriental shorthair

history/profile of Oriental Cat Siamese cats originally originated from Thailand (more precisely, from the ancient kingdom of Siam), and even described in the Book of Cats. Oriental comes from them rather formally, indirectly. Although, on the other hand, the oriental cat retains almost all the features of regal Siamese ancestors and carries their genes. The breed of oriental refers to artificially bred, and even, we can say experimental breeds. The Second World War, which played a huge role not only in the lives of people but also in the lives of cats, very much affected the population of Siamese cats in Britain. In order to restore the population, as well as to obtain new patterns and color options, after the war, many breeders decided to correct the situation. Breeding programs in Britain included crossbreeding Russian blue, British shorthaired and Abissinsthat gave a great variety of new shades of wool and new drawings. As a result, after a relatively short time, the breed was bred oriental with its features of color, but retained almost all the characteristics of Siamese cats. This applies not only to the structure of the body but also to internal qualities. Moreover, at first, the breeders of Siamese breed even organized something like opposition, not wanting to recognize orientals (eastern shorthair), however, over time the situation has defused. In 1972, the CFA accepted an oriental shorthair cat for registration and in 1977 it received full championship status. But, this is not all, as, except short hair, there are long-haired orientals. They originated from the interbreeding of eastern shorthair and Balinese cats. The breed was officially recognized in 1985 when TICA registered them in the championship. They were accepted to the CFA in February 1988. Seven years later, in 1995, the first and second combined into one breed, calling it oriental, or oriental cat. Characteristics of the Oriental Cat breed Adaptability 10/10 Attachment to the family 10/10 Gaming activity 10/10 intelligence 09/10 General health 04/10 Wool fallout 01/10 Friendliness to children 08/10 Friendly to dogs 10/10 Love for meows 10/10 Oriental Cat Breeds information The Origin United States lifetime 12-14 years old size Average weight Cats: 4-7 kg, Cats: 3-5 kg The type of wool long-haired Color any colors and drawings of wool lifestyle Outdoors / indoors oriental shorthair price 800 - 1500 $ description of oriental shorthair cat Oriental breed leads its ancestry from very ancient ancestors - Siamese cats, although it is the result of artificial breeding. This has its pros and cons, as the propensity for "family" diseases and the uneasy nature of oriental cats are not suitable for everyone. If for you the above nuances are not a problem and you are ready to live with them, these pets will bring to your life a lot of bright colors. Their inquisitive mind, activity, love towards the hosts, and playfulness will not let you get bored. Orientals are very intelligent, they give the impression of a living being who understands, if not all, then - almost everything that happens and says around. They have a thin body, disproportionately long, big ears, and big eyes. Despite their thinness, these cats do not look too subtly, and with good nutrition and normal activity have a graceful, but healthy muscular appearance. At the moment there are more than 300 colors of orientals. Life expectancy is an average of 13 years. the personality of oriental shorthair Because this breed carries bright features of Siamese cats she is different in mind, playful, likes to pay attention to herself, and is somewhat selfish. Which, however, is forgivable, given the ancient history and royal origin. These cats will not hide their emotions and will cast a voice if they deem it necessary. Flexible and quick-witted mind orientals come to the rescue when you need to open the doors, climb into the closet or dig in your bag. Their curiosity flows into playfulness, and playfulness - in curiosity, and these two qualities are directly interconnected. They can be offended if they feel a negative attitude or lack of attention, imperious and demanding. On the other hand, it can more than pay off with the kindness and affection that they are able to show towards their loved ones. These animals are devoted, they can miss a loved one and family members. The nature of oriental cats cannot be called simple, they are very playful, retain playfulness in adulthood, and are tolerant to children. Other pets get along but can be jealous of their owners. Common diseases in oriental longhair Both purebred and mixed individuals can have various health problems, including genetics. This applies to both long-haired and short-haired orientals. They have the same diseases as Siamese cats, in particular: gastrointestinal diseases are the most likely megaesophagus; Hyperesthesia syndrome is a neurological problem; Nystagmus - neurological eye disorder; amyloidosis; bronchial asthma - lung disease; congenital heart defects such as aortic stenosis; progressive eye retina atrophy (can be detected by a genetic test). squint; neurological disorders associated with lack of attention or aggression on the part of the owners - can affect the physical health of cats. how to take care of Oriental Cat? Since this breed has a division into shorthair and long-haired, care, respectively, will also be different. Short-haired can be combed once a week or even once every 2 weeks, and long-haired - 2 times a week or out of necessity, but at least once a week. Ears in these cats have an unusual shape and are quite large, they tend to accumulate dirt. They need to be wiped a couple of times a week, you can do it with a cotton swab soaked with vinegar diluted in water. Do this very carefully, so as not to damage the inner surface of the ear. Oriental cat is very demanding to clean its tray, and therefore it should be kept as clean as possible. Cutting of the claws is done once a week, eye cleansing - if necessary, usually every day. Also, do not forget to brush your teeth at least 2-3 times a week. Interesting Facts Oriental cats require a lot of attention and will meow loudly if they do not get it. Orientals can be a nuisance for cats of less active breeds, so they should be combined with other Orientals or breeds, which are known to have a lot of energy for games and activities. Originated in the 1950s, the oriental was selectively withdrawn from Siamese. The breed has two varieties of wool, short-haired and long-haired, both of which can appear in the litter. The long-haired breed actually has an average length of wool and is considered rare. Do you know? Oriental is one of the breeds of cats that just look after. Beautiful Pictures of oriental cats
oriental shorthair cat

history/profile of Oriental Cat Siamese cats originally originated from Thailand (more precisely, from the ancient kingdom of Siam), and even described in the Book of Cats. Oriental comes from them rather formally, indirectly. Although, on the other hand, the oriental cat retains almost all the features of regal Siamese ancestors and carries their genes. The breed of oriental refers to artificially bred, and even, we can say experimental breeds. The Second World War, which played a huge role not only in the lives of people but also in the lives of cats, very much affected the population of Siamese cats in Britain. In order to restore the population, as well as to obtain new patterns and color options, after the war, many breeders decided to correct the situation. Breeding programs in Britain included crossbreeding Russian blue, British shorthaired and Abissinsthat gave a great variety of new shades of wool and new drawings. As a result, after a relatively short time, the breed was bred oriental with its features of color, but retained almost all the characteristics of Siamese cats. This applies not only to the structure of the body but also to internal qualities. Moreover, at first, the breeders of Siamese breed even organized something like opposition, not wanting to recognize orientals (eastern shorthair), however, over time the situation has defused. In 1972, the CFA accepted an oriental shorthair cat for registration and in 1977 it received full championship status. But, this is not all, as, except short hair, there are long-haired orientals. They originated from the interbreeding of eastern shorthair and Balinese cats. The breed was officially recognized in 1985 when TICA registered them in the championship. They were accepted to the CFA in February 1988. Seven years later, in 1995, the first and second combined into one breed, calling it oriental, or oriental cat. Characteristics of the Oriental Cat breed Adaptability 10/10 Attachment to the family 10/10 Gaming activity 10/10 intelligence 09/10 General health 04/10 Wool fallout 01/10 Friendliness to children 08/10 Friendly to dogs 10/10 Love for meows 10/10 Oriental Cat Breeds information The Origin United States lifetime 12-14 years old size Average weight Cats: 4-7 kg, Cats: 3-5 kg The type of wool long-haired Color any colors and drawings of wool lifestyle Outdoors / indoors oriental shorthair price 800 - 1500 $ description of oriental shorthair cat Oriental breed leads its ancestry from very ancient ancestors - Siamese cats, although it is the result of artificial breeding. This has its pros and cons, as the propensity for "family" diseases and the uneasy nature of oriental cats are not suitable for everyone. If for you the above nuances are not a problem and you are ready to live with them, these pets will bring to your life a lot of bright colors. Their inquisitive mind, activity, love towards the hosts, and playfulness will not let you get bored. Orientals are very intelligent, they give the impression of a living being who understands, if not all, then - almost everything that happens and says around. They have a thin body, disproportionately long, big ears, and big eyes. Despite their thinness, these cats do not look too subtly, and with good nutrition and normal activity have a graceful, but healthy muscular appearance. At the moment there are more than 300 colors of orientals. Life expectancy is an average of 13 years. the personality of oriental shorthair Because this breed carries bright features of Siamese cats she is different in mind, playful, likes to pay attention to herself, and is somewhat selfish. Which, however, is forgivable, given the ancient history and royal origin. These cats will not hide their emotions and will cast a voice if they deem it necessary. Flexible and quick-witted mind orientals come to the rescue when you need to open the doors, climb into the closet or dig in your bag. Their curiosity flows into playfulness, and playfulness - in curiosity, and these two qualities are directly interconnected. They can be offended if they feel a negative attitude or lack of attention, imperious and demanding. On the other hand, it can more than pay off with the kindness and affection that they are able to show towards their loved ones. These animals are devoted, they can miss a loved one and family members. The nature of oriental cats cannot be called simple, they are very playful, retain playfulness in adulthood, and are tolerant to children. Other pets get along but can be jealous of their owners. Common diseases in oriental longhair Both purebred and mixed individuals can have various health problems, including genetics. This applies to both long-haired and short-haired orientals. They have the same diseases as Siamese cats, in particular: gastrointestinal diseases are the most likely megaesophagus; Hyperesthesia syndrome is a neurological problem; Nystagmus - neurological eye disorder; amyloidosis; bronchial asthma - lung disease; congenital heart defects such as aortic stenosis; progressive eye retina atrophy (can be detected by a genetic test). squint; neurological disorders associated with lack of attention or aggression on the part of the owners - can affect the physical health of cats. how to take care of Oriental Cat? Since this breed has a division into shorthair and long-haired, care, respectively, will also be different. Short-haired can be combed once a week or even once every 2 weeks, and long-haired - 2 times a week or out of necessity, but at least once a week. Ears in these cats have an unusual shape and are quite large, they tend to accumulate dirt. They need to be wiped a couple of times a week, you can do it with a cotton swab soaked with vinegar diluted in water. Do this very carefully, so as not to damage the inner surface of the ear. Oriental cat is very demanding to clean its tray, and therefore it should be kept as clean as possible. Cutting of the claws is done once a week, eye cleansing - if necessary, usually every day. Also, do not forget to brush your teeth at least 2-3 times a week. Interesting Facts Oriental cats require a lot of attention and will meow loudly if they do not get it. Orientals can be a nuisance for cats of less active breeds, so they should be combined with other Orientals or breeds, which are known to have a lot of energy for games and activities. Originated in the 1950s, the oriental was selectively withdrawn from Siamese. The breed has two varieties of wool, short-haired and long-haired, both of which can appear in the litter. The long-haired breed actually has an average length of wool and is considered rare. Do you know? Oriental is one of the breeds of cats that just look after. Beautiful Pictures of oriental cats
oriental shorthair 

history/profile of Oriental Cat Siamese cats originally originated from Thailand (more precisely, from the ancient kingdom of Siam), and even described in the Book of Cats. Oriental comes from them rather formally, indirectly. Although, on the other hand, the oriental cat retains almost all the features of regal Siamese ancestors and carries their genes. The breed of oriental refers to artificially bred, and even, we can say experimental breeds. The Second World War, which played a huge role not only in the lives of people but also in the lives of cats, very much affected the population of Siamese cats in Britain. In order to restore the population, as well as to obtain new patterns and color options, after the war, many breeders decided to correct the situation. Breeding programs in Britain included crossbreeding Russian blue, British shorthaired and Abissinsthat gave a great variety of new shades of wool and new drawings. As a result, after a relatively short time, the breed was bred oriental with its features of color, but retained almost all the characteristics of Siamese cats. This applies not only to the structure of the body but also to internal qualities. Moreover, at first, the breeders of Siamese breed even organized something like opposition, not wanting to recognize orientals (eastern shorthair), however, over time the situation has defused. In 1972, the CFA accepted an oriental shorthair cat for registration and in 1977 it received full championship status. But, this is not all, as, except short hair, there are long-haired orientals. They originated from the interbreeding of eastern shorthair and Balinese cats. The breed was officially recognized in 1985 when TICA registered them in the championship. They were accepted to the CFA in February 1988. Seven years later, in 1995, the first and second combined into one breed, calling it oriental, or oriental cat. Characteristics of the Oriental Cat breed Adaptability 10/10 Attachment to the family 10/10 Gaming activity 10/10 intelligence 09/10 General health 04/10 Wool fallout 01/10 Friendliness to children 08/10 Friendly to dogs 10/10 Love for meows 10/10 Oriental Cat Breeds information The Origin United States lifetime 12-14 years old size Average weight Cats: 4-7 kg, Cats: 3-5 kg The type of wool long-haired Color any colors and drawings of wool lifestyle Outdoors / indoors oriental shorthair price 800 - 1500 $ description of oriental shorthair cat Oriental breed leads its ancestry from very ancient ancestors - Siamese cats, although it is the result of artificial breeding. This has its pros and cons, as the propensity for "family" diseases and the uneasy nature of oriental cats are not suitable for everyone. If for you the above nuances are not a problem and you are ready to live with them, these pets will bring to your life a lot of bright colors. Their inquisitive mind, activity, love towards the hosts, and playfulness will not let you get bored. Orientals are very intelligent, they give the impression of a living being who understands, if not all, then - almost everything that happens and says around. They have a thin body, disproportionately long, big ears, and big eyes. Despite their thinness, these cats do not look too subtly, and with good nutrition and normal activity have a graceful, but healthy muscular appearance. At the moment there are more than 300 colors of orientals. Life expectancy is an average of 13 years. the personality of oriental shorthair Because this breed carries bright features of Siamese cats she is different in mind, playful, likes to pay attention to herself, and is somewhat selfish. Which, however, is forgivable, given the ancient history and royal origin. These cats will not hide their emotions and will cast a voice if they deem it necessary. Flexible and quick-witted mind orientals come to the rescue when you need to open the doors, climb into the closet or dig in your bag. Their curiosity flows into playfulness, and playfulness - in curiosity, and these two qualities are directly interconnected. They can be offended if they feel a negative attitude or lack of attention, imperious and demanding. On the other hand, it can more than pay off with the kindness and affection that they are able to show towards their loved ones. These animals are devoted, they can miss a loved one and family members. The nature of oriental cats cannot be called simple, they are very playful, retain playfulness in adulthood, and are tolerant to children. Other pets get along but can be jealous of their owners. Common diseases in oriental longhair Both purebred and mixed individuals can have various health problems, including genetics. This applies to both long-haired and short-haired orientals. They have the same diseases as Siamese cats, in particular: gastrointestinal diseases are the most likely megaesophagus; Hyperesthesia syndrome is a neurological problem; Nystagmus - neurological eye disorder; amyloidosis; bronchial asthma - lung disease; congenital heart defects such as aortic stenosis; progressive eye retina atrophy (can be detected by a genetic test). squint; neurological disorders associated with lack of attention or aggression on the part of the owners - can affect the physical health of cats. how to take care of Oriental Cat? Since this breed has a division into shorthair and long-haired, care, respectively, will also be different. Short-haired can be combed once a week or even once every 2 weeks, and long-haired - 2 times a week or out of necessity, but at least once a week. Ears in these cats have an unusual shape and are quite large, they tend to accumulate dirt. They need to be wiped a couple of times a week, you can do it with a cotton swab soaked with vinegar diluted in water. Do this very carefully, so as not to damage the inner surface of the ear. Oriental cat is very demanding to clean its tray, and therefore it should be kept as clean as possible. Cutting of the claws is done once a week, eye cleansing - if necessary, usually every day. Also, do not forget to brush your teeth at least 2-3 times a week. Interesting Facts Oriental cats require a lot of attention and will meow loudly if they do not get it. Orientals can be a nuisance for cats of less active breeds, so they should be combined with other Orientals or breeds, which are known to have a lot of energy for games and activities. Originated in the 1950s, the oriental was selectively withdrawn from Siamese. The breed has two varieties of wool, short-haired and long-haired, both of which can appear in the litter. The long-haired breed actually has an average length of wool and is considered rare. Do you know? Oriental is one of the breeds of cats that just look after. Beautiful Pictures of oriental cats
Oriental Cat

history/profile of Oriental Cat Siamese cats originally originated from Thailand (more precisely, from the ancient kingdom of Siam), and even described in the Book of Cats. Oriental comes from them rather formally, indirectly. Although, on the other hand, the oriental cat retains almost all the features of regal Siamese ancestors and carries their genes. The breed of oriental refers to artificially bred, and even, we can say experimental breeds. The Second World War, which played a huge role not only in the lives of people but also in the lives of cats, very much affected the population of Siamese cats in Britain. In order to restore the population, as well as to obtain new patterns and color options, after the war, many breeders decided to correct the situation. Breeding programs in Britain included crossbreeding Russian blue, British shorthaired and Abissinsthat gave a great variety of new shades of wool and new drawings. As a result, after a relatively short time, the breed was bred oriental with its features of color, but retained almost all the characteristics of Siamese cats. This applies not only to the structure of the body but also to internal qualities. Moreover, at first, the breeders of Siamese breed even organized something like opposition, not wanting to recognize orientals (eastern shorthair), however, over time the situation has defused. In 1972, the CFA accepted an oriental shorthair cat for registration and in 1977 it received full championship status. But, this is not all, as, except short hair, there are long-haired orientals. They originated from the interbreeding of eastern shorthair and Balinese cats. The breed was officially recognized in 1985 when TICA registered them in the championship. They were accepted to the CFA in February 1988. Seven years later, in 1995, the first and second combined into one breed, calling it oriental, or oriental cat. Characteristics of the Oriental Cat breed Adaptability 10/10 Attachment to the family 10/10 Gaming activity 10/10 intelligence 09/10 General health 04/10 Wool fallout 01/10 Friendliness to children 08/10 Friendly to dogs 10/10 Love for meows 10/10 Oriental Cat Breeds information The Origin United States lifetime 12-14 years old size Average weight Cats: 4-7 kg, Cats: 3-5 kg The type of wool long-haired Color any colors and drawings of wool lifestyle Outdoors / indoors oriental shorthair price 800 - 1500 $ description of oriental shorthair cat Oriental breed leads its ancestry from very ancient ancestors - Siamese cats, although it is the result of artificial breeding. This has its pros and cons, as the propensity for "family" diseases and the uneasy nature of oriental cats are not suitable for everyone. If for you the above nuances are not a problem and you are ready to live with them, these pets will bring to your life a lot of bright colors. Their inquisitive mind, activity, love towards the hosts, and playfulness will not let you get bored. Orientals are very intelligent, they give the impression of a living being who understands, if not all, then - almost everything that happens and says around. They have a thin body, disproportionately long, big ears, and big eyes. Despite their thinness, these cats do not look too subtly, and with good nutrition and normal activity have a graceful, but healthy muscular appearance. At the moment there are more than 300 colors of orientals. Life expectancy is an average of 13 years. the personality of oriental shorthair Because this breed carries bright features of Siamese cats she is different in mind, playful, likes to pay attention to herself, and is somewhat selfish. Which, however, is forgivable, given the ancient history and royal origin. These cats will not hide their emotions and will cast a voice if they deem it necessary. Flexible and quick-witted mind orientals come to the rescue when you need to open the doors, climb into the closet or dig in your bag. Their curiosity flows into playfulness, and playfulness - in curiosity, and these two qualities are directly interconnected. They can be offended if they feel a negative attitude or lack of attention, imperious and demanding. On the other hand, it can more than pay off with the kindness and affection that they are able to show towards their loved ones. These animals are devoted, they can miss a loved one and family members. The nature of oriental cats cannot be called simple, they are very playful, retain playfulness in adulthood, and are tolerant to children. Other pets get along but can be jealous of their owners. Common diseases in oriental longhair Both purebred and mixed individuals can have various health problems, including genetics. This applies to both long-haired and short-haired orientals. They have the same diseases as Siamese cats, in particular: gastrointestinal diseases are the most likely megaesophagus; Hyperesthesia syndrome is a neurological problem; Nystagmus - neurological eye disorder; amyloidosis; bronchial asthma - lung disease; congenital heart defects such as aortic stenosis; progressive eye retina atrophy (can be detected by a genetic test). squint; neurological disorders associated with lack of attention or aggression on the part of the owners - can affect the physical health of cats. how to take care of Oriental Cat? Since this breed has a division into shorthair and long-haired, care, respectively, will also be different. Short-haired can be combed once a week or even once every 2 weeks, and long-haired - 2 times a week or out of necessity, but at least once a week. Ears in these cats have an unusual shape and are quite large, they tend to accumulate dirt. They need to be wiped a couple of times a week, you can do it with a cotton swab soaked with vinegar diluted in water. Do this very carefully, so as not to damage the inner surface of the ear. Oriental cat is very demanding to clean its tray, and therefore it should be kept as clean as possible. Cutting of the claws is done once a week, eye cleansing - if necessary, usually every day. Also, do not forget to brush your teeth at least 2-3 times a week. Interesting Facts Oriental cats require a lot of attention and will meow loudly if they do not get it. Orientals can be a nuisance for cats of less active breeds, so they should be combined with other Orientals or breeds, which are known to have a lot of energy for games and activities. Originated in the 1950s, the oriental was selectively withdrawn from Siamese. The breed has two varieties of wool, short-haired and long-haired, both of which can appear in the litter. The long-haired breed actually has an average length of wool and is considered rare. Do you know? Oriental is one of the breeds of cats that just look after. Beautiful Pictures of oriental cats
Oriental kitten

history/profile of Oriental Cat Siamese cats originally originated from Thailand (more precisely, from the ancient kingdom of Siam), and even described in the Book of Cats. Oriental comes from them rather formally, indirectly. Although, on the other hand, the oriental cat retains almost all the features of regal Siamese ancestors and carries their genes. The breed of oriental refers to artificially bred, and even, we can say experimental breeds. The Second World War, which played a huge role not only in the lives of people but also in the lives of cats, very much affected the population of Siamese cats in Britain. In order to restore the population, as well as to obtain new patterns and color options, after the war, many breeders decided to correct the situation. Breeding programs in Britain included crossbreeding Russian blue, British shorthaired and Abissinsthat gave a great variety of new shades of wool and new drawings. As a result, after a relatively short time, the breed was bred oriental with its features of color, but retained almost all the characteristics of Siamese cats. This applies not only to the structure of the body but also to internal qualities. Moreover, at first, the breeders of Siamese breed even organized something like opposition, not wanting to recognize orientals (eastern shorthair), however, over time the situation has defused. In 1972, the CFA accepted an oriental shorthair cat for registration and in 1977 it received full championship status. But, this is not all, as, except short hair, there are long-haired orientals. They originated from the interbreeding of eastern shorthair and Balinese cats. The breed was officially recognized in 1985 when TICA registered them in the championship. They were accepted to the CFA in February 1988. Seven years later, in 1995, the first and second combined into one breed, calling it oriental, or oriental cat. Characteristics of the Oriental Cat breed Adaptability 10/10 Attachment to the family 10/10 Gaming activity 10/10 intelligence 09/10 General health 04/10 Wool fallout 01/10 Friendliness to children 08/10 Friendly to dogs 10/10 Love for meows 10/10 Oriental Cat Breeds information The Origin United States lifetime 12-14 years old size Average weight Cats: 4-7 kg, Cats: 3-5 kg The type of wool long-haired Color any colors and drawings of wool lifestyle Outdoors / indoors oriental shorthair price 800 - 1500 $ description of oriental shorthair cat Oriental breed leads its ancestry from very ancient ancestors - Siamese cats, although it is the result of artificial breeding. This has its pros and cons, as the propensity for "family" diseases and the uneasy nature of oriental cats are not suitable for everyone. If for you the above nuances are not a problem and you are ready to live with them, these pets will bring to your life a lot of bright colors. Their inquisitive mind, activity, love towards the hosts, and playfulness will not let you get bored. Orientals are very intelligent, they give the impression of a living being who understands, if not all, then - almost everything that happens and says around. They have a thin body, disproportionately long, big ears, and big eyes. Despite their thinness, these cats do not look too subtly, and with good nutrition and normal activity have a graceful, but healthy muscular appearance. At the moment there are more than 300 colors of orientals. Life expectancy is an average of 13 years. the personality of oriental shorthair Because this breed carries bright features of Siamese cats she is different in mind, playful, likes to pay attention to herself, and is somewhat selfish. Which, however, is forgivable, given the ancient history and royal origin. These cats will not hide their emotions and will cast a voice if they deem it necessary. Flexible and quick-witted mind orientals come to the rescue when you need to open the doors, climb into the closet or dig in your bag. Their curiosity flows into playfulness, and playfulness - in curiosity, and these two qualities are directly interconnected. They can be offended if they feel a negative attitude or lack of attention, imperious and demanding. On the other hand, it can more than pay off with the kindness and affection that they are able to show towards their loved ones. These animals are devoted, they can miss a loved one and family members. The nature of oriental cats cannot be called simple, they are very playful, retain playfulness in adulthood, and are tolerant to children. Other pets get along but can be jealous of their owners. Common diseases in oriental longhair Both purebred and mixed individuals can have various health problems, including genetics. This applies to both long-haired and short-haired orientals. They have the same diseases as Siamese cats, in particular: gastrointestinal diseases are the most likely megaesophagus; Hyperesthesia syndrome is a neurological problem; Nystagmus - neurological eye disorder; amyloidosis; bronchial asthma - lung disease; congenital heart defects such as aortic stenosis; progressive eye retina atrophy (can be detected by a genetic test). squint; neurological disorders associated with lack of attention or aggression on the part of the owners - can affect the physical health of cats. how to take care of Oriental Cat? Since this breed has a division into shorthair and long-haired, care, respectively, will also be different. Short-haired can be combed once a week or even once every 2 weeks, and long-haired - 2 times a week or out of necessity, but at least once a week. Ears in these cats have an unusual shape and are quite large, they tend to accumulate dirt. They need to be wiped a couple of times a week, you can do it with a cotton swab soaked with vinegar diluted in water. Do this very carefully, so as not to damage the inner surface of the ear. Oriental cat is very demanding to clean its tray, and therefore it should be kept as clean as possible. Cutting of the claws is done once a week, eye cleansing - if necessary, usually every day. Also, do not forget to brush your teeth at least 2-3 times a week. Interesting Facts Oriental cats require a lot of attention and will meow loudly if they do not get it. Orientals can be a nuisance for cats of less active breeds, so they should be combined with other Orientals or breeds, which are known to have a lot of energy for games and activities. Originated in the 1950s, the oriental was selectively withdrawn from Siamese. The breed has two varieties of wool, short-haired and long-haired, both of which can appear in the litter. The long-haired breed actually has an average length of wool and is considered rare. Do you know? Oriental is one of the breeds of cats that just look after. Beautiful Pictures of oriental cats
Oriental shorthair Cat

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