TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • Chapter One: Introduction 1
  • Glossary of Cat Terms 4
  • Chapter Two: Russian Blue Cat in Focus 13
  • Facts about the Russian Blue Cat 14
  • A Summary of Facts about the Russian Blue cat 15
  • The Russian Blue Cat History 17
  • Types of Russian Blue Cats 18
  • Chapter Three: Russian Blue Cat Requirements 25
  • Licensing and Registration 26
  • Should You Opt for More Than One Russian Blue cat? 27
  • Russian Blue Cats Behavior with Humans and Pets 32
  • What does it Cost to take in a Russian Blue cat? 33
  • Pros and Cons of Owning a Russian Blue cat 38
  • Chapter Four: Acquiring Your Very Own Russian Blue Cat 41
  • Where Should You Look to Acquire a Russian Blue Cat? 42
  • Qualities of a Reputable Breeder 44
  • Adopt a Russian Blue cat from a Rescue 47
  • List of Websites of Breeders and Rescue Adoption 48
  • Selecting a Healthy Russian Blue cat 50
  • How to Feline-Proof Your Home 51
  • Chapter Five: Maintenance for Your Russian Blue Cats 55
  • Tips on How to Cat-Proof Your Home to Keep Your Cat Happy Indoors and Outdoors 56
  • Toys and Accessories for Your Russian Blue 60
  • Chapter Six: Nutritional Needs of Russian Blue Cats 63
  • The Nutritional Needs of Russian Blue Cats 64
  • Feeding Your Russian Blue: From Kitten to Maturity 65
  • Essential Nutrients 67
  • Foods and Ingredients to Avoid 67
  • Types of Commercial Cat Foods 68
  • Tips for Selecting a High-Quality Cat Food Brand 70
  • How (Much) To Feed Your Russian Blue 72
  • Chapter Seven: Showing Your Russian Blue Cat 75
  • Plan on Breeding Your Russian Blue – What You Need to Know 79
  • Grooming and Hygiene 86
  • Chapter Eight: Breeding Your Russian Blue Cats 89
  • Russian Blue Cat Breeding Information 90
  • Chapter Nine: Keeping Your Russian Blue Cat Healthy 97
  • Common Health Problems 98
  • Bonus Chapter 101
  • Beyond Russian Blue Cat 101
  • Index 105
  • Photo Credits 109
  • References 111
  • BREED PROFILE: Getting to Know the Russian Blue 111
  • Russian Blue Cat: This Striking Robust Cat Could Be Your Companion for 15 to 20 Years – Mercola.com 112

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