Commonly ill cat breeds named

In the first place — sphinxes. The most common problems in this breed — allergies and obesity. Also, sphinxes often get burned and injured, trying to keep warm in the absence of wool, for example, on a radiator. 

Sphinx

Maine Coons often suffer from bones and joints. In addition, veterinarians often diagnose heart disease in them, so any seemingly insignificant operation (for example, castration) can lead to death. 

Maine Coon

Persian cats — leaders in the number of eye infections due to profuse lacrimation. The narrowed nasal passages in this breed are the main reason why cats constantly suffocate. Also, the veterinary records of these pets are replete with records of kidney problems and urolithiasis.  

Persian cat

Scottish cats often become owners of calluses on their hind legs — these calluses not only prevent them from walking, but also constantly hurt. Scots also have hemophilia — a violation of blood clotting, as a result of which even a small wound can cause the death of an animal. 

Scottish cat

Finally, British cats. They are considered the most painful. They are prone to overeating, which is fraught with disruption of the stomach and intestines. They have a weak heart, so it is necessary to protect them from severe stress. Also, the British often have joint problems, due to which cats lose mobility, and sometimes even the ability to move independently.

British cat

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25 May 2020

Updated: 25 May 2020