German Curl Cats (Definite Introduction)

German Curl Cats, also called Devon Emperors Cat, whose English name is Devon Rex, was originally created in Devon, England. Before the emergence of the German curly cat, Cornish cats were created in Cornish County in the UK. Cornish cats are also curly-haired cats, so people once believed that they were direct relatives. However, later investigations showed that they were not related by blood, so people named this new curly cat after German curly cat.

In the 7th year after the creation of German curly cats, they were put on exhibitions for display. Due to its special shape of big ears, the German curly cat has attracted people's attention since its emergence. Many people have begun to care about whether this kind of cat is a friend, whether it can get along well with children or other animals at home, and whether it is easy to raise. and other problems, some people even directly brought German curly cats into their own families to raise them.

German curly cats are prone to Burmese cat hypokalemia. This disease is also known as familial paroxysmal hypokalemia and polymyopathy. This is a disease that affects cats. It is a very harmful disease. Sick cats often have difficulty walking or cannot correctly control the movements of their heads. If the owner discovers that the cat suffers from this disease during maintenance, he should take them to the pet hospital immediately for treatment by a veterinarian.

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