Felinae

Oriental Shorthair Cat, scientific name Felinae, has a charming oriental body shape, and exudes a unique charm of oriental cats.

The birth of the Oriental Shorthair Cat with big ears seems to be an accident. In order to create pure white Siamese cats, white cats and Siamese cats were bred. However, the offspring showed various genetic genes, giving birth to the colorful Oriental Shorthair cats. In addition to pure white, there are also red, brown, chocolate-colored stripes or color blocks, and pure black and shiny black cats are especially called "ebony" in the East. Oriental Shorthair cats occasionally give birth to Siamese cats, but they are not recognized in the pedigree certificate. They are not only slender and elegant, but also walk in a graceful and noble posture, and look very well-educated. This cat inherits the body shape of Siamese cats and the coat color of shorthair cats, and is called foreign white. Other colors such as purple are called foreign purple. In the United States, the coat color of Oriental Shorthair cats has developed to the stage of testing, and there are more bright coat colors. Oriental Shorthair cats have established an important position in the world.

Oriental Shorthair cats have a very high IQ, which is unmatched by ordinary purebred cats. They are naturally active and always have a sense of playing games. Oriental shorthair cats have a bit of stubbornness in their temper. They will not listen to anything you say to them no matter how hard you try.

Like most cats, they have weak stomachs. It is best to feed them a fixed brand of cat food. If you need to change other brands of cat food for them, you must do it slowly. In the process of changing food, you must pay special attention to their poop, because suddenly changing cat food can easily cause diarrhea in cats. In addition, Oriental shorthair cats are oriental-shaped, that is, thin cats, so the owner must pay special attention to the amount of food prepared every day, not too much, so that the beautiful cat can maintain a slender and good figure. Oriental shorthair cats like to be close to their owners, so don't let them stay alone at home for a long time. It is best for the owner to spend more time playing with them after returning home. In the process of playing, you can not only enhance your relationship with it, but also help it maintain a slim figure. This is a win-win situation. Why not do it?

For Oriental Shorthair cats, its care is very simple. As long as you take a little time every day, hold it in your arms, and gently stroke it with your warm hands, it is the best care for it, because it can help it transfer the oil needed by its coat, making its coat more shiny.

Originated from Thailand, it is said that it is a cross between Siamese cat and short-haired cat.

Medium size, long limbs, graceful, and muscular. Long limbs, short hair.
The head is long and can be framed by an equilateral triangle. The profile is straight, without a nose. The skull is slightly bulging when viewed from the side. The muzzle is small and finely shaped. The nose is long and well-set. The chin is medium-sized. The ears are large, widely spaced, wide at the base, and pointed. The eyes are medium-sized, almond-shaped, and the tips are clearly slanted. The distance between the eyes is one eye width. The neck is slender. The eyes are emerald green except for the white Oriental Shorthair, which is blue. Individuals with red or cream coats may have yellow or bronze eyes. It should be noted that the eye color of Oriental Shorthair cats does not stabilize until the age of 1 year.
The legs are long and proportional to the body, with the front legs slightly shorter than the hind legs. The bones are fine. The claws are small and oval. The tail is slender, also slender at t