TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • Introduction 1
  • Chapter One: Understanding Chinese Li Hua Cats 3
  • Chapter Two: History and Characteristics of the Chinese Li Hua 7
  • Characteristics of Chinese Li Hua 11
  • Appearance 12
  • Recognition 13
  • Introduction to Show Rings 14
  • Chapter Three: Is the Chinese Li Hua the Right Breed for You? 15
  • Pros and Cons of Owning Dragon Li Cats 16
  • Chapter Four: Keeping Chinese Li Hua as Household Pets 23
  • Chinese Li Hua Cats with Children 24
  • Keeping with Other Pets 26
  • The Li Hua Mao – As It Grows 26
  • How Many Of Them Should You Take In? 28
  • Chapter Five: Tips in Buying Dragon Li Cats 31
  • Requirements before Owning or Buying a Dragon Li 32
  • Finding a Reputable Chinese Li Hua Breeder 33
  • Selecting a Healthy Chinese Li Hua 36
  • Chapter Six: Requirements and Costs of Keeping Chinese Li Hua Cats 41
  • Initial Costs 43
  • Supplies for Your Cat 47
  • Monthly Costs 49
  • Shipping Costs 50
  • Chapter Seven: Housing and Safety of Your Chinese Li Hua Cat 51
  • Keeping Your Chinese Li Hua Safe Indoors and Outdoors 52
  • Toys and Accessories 57
  • Chapter Eight: Feeding Your Chinese Li Hua Cats 59
  • Feeding Your Dragon Li: From Kitten to Maturity 60
  • Feeding Frequency 61
  • Essential Nutrients 62
  • Selecting the Right Foods 63
  • Types of Commercial Cat Foods 64
  • Fresh Water 65
  • Food Additives 66
  • Tips in Selecting a High-Quality Cat Food Brand 66
  • How (Much) To Feed Your Chinese Li Hua 67
  • Chapter Nine: Good Hygiene for Your Chinese Li Hua Cats 69
  • Nail Trimming 70
  • Dental Hygiene 70
  • Bathing 71
  • Chapter Ten: Guidelines on Socializing Your Chinese Li Hua Cats 73
  • Socializing Your Pet Dragon Li 74
  • Training Your Dragon Li 75
  • Handling the Behavior of Your Dragon Li 76
  • Glossary of Cat Terms 79
  • Index 87
  • Photo Credits 91
  • References 93

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