Download or read book Raising a American Wirehair Cat written by Rex Lewis and published by Independently Published. This book was released on 2024-05-08 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Its endearing appearance and unusual coat texture make the American Wirehair cat a one-of-a-kind breed. The wiry, coarse coat of this American cat breed is what distinguishes it from other housecat varieties. Originating in upstate New York in the middle of the twentieth century, the American Wirehair can be traced back to a spontaneous mutation that happened around 1966. - A naturally occurring genetic abnormality gives this breed its distinctive wiry coat. The fur has a unique crimped or wiry look due to its density, resilience, and springiness. The coat of an American Wirehair, despite its tough texture, is usually easy to care for and needs little in the way of brushing or styling. - American Wirehair cats, visually speaking, are large to medium-sized and have a sturdy build. They include high cheekbones, expressive eyes, and a spherical head. The variety of coat colors and patterns available to this breed is one of its most attractive features. - The amiable and outgoing American Wirehair cat is a great choice for a pet. Their sociable, playful, and flexible nature makes them a great choice for households with children, single people, or the elderly. In addition to being friendly with other animals, these cats are famous for the excellent relationships they have with their human friends. - American Wirehairs don't have the same health problems as other wiry-coated breeds, despite their unusual coat. Most of the time, all they need to stay healthy and happy is regular vet visits, a good food, and plenty of grooming. Finally, for all its unique characteristics and interesting past, the American Wirehair cat is an endearing and interesting breed. Its amiable nature and distinctive coat make it a wonderful choice for families looking for a playful and loving cat.