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Special Nutritional Needs For The Cornish Rex Cat
By: Jane R. Bicks, D.V.M.
The Cornish Rex is a curvy cat, structured somewhat
like a small greyhound, whose wavy, plush, rippled
coat makes it an eye catching pet.
It is not necessarily less allergenic than other cats.
Active and energetic, the Cornish Rex is a rugged cat,
despite its delicate frame. It still sheds, so
hair ball treatment should be given.
These cats have a high metabolism (their normal body
temperature is slightly above that of other breeds)
and huge appetites.
Do not allow free feeding! As energetic as the Cornish Rex is,
it can easily overeat and become a blimp. It needs a
Premium cat food with high quality protein and usable fat for
meeting its energy needs including keeping warm.
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Your Cornish Rex Cat
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This breed is not meant for cold climates or cold
weather. I recommend a T-shirt on a Rex from October
to May. If he has problems with the cold, add
garlic to the diet every day.
The tail area has a tendency to become oily if the
diet is insufficient in usable fat, vitamin E, and
zinc. Shampoo wipes are handy to clean the tail once
in a while. Brush the coat with a soft brush, but
do it gently.
If you're not feeding your Rex an alternative premium cat food,
I would suggest adding a well rounded supplement
with vitamins, minerals, amino acids and fats.
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