Set a time table for your cat to have food and drink, and avoid giving extra meals in between. Two meals a day for an adult cat is good enough. But if it is a kitten you will have to leave food out there so that your kitten can have it whenever he/she is hungry.
Pregnant cats need extra food and calcium so provide food to your pregnant cat whenever she asks for it.
You also need to train your cat to go to the litter box to avoid mess in the house. Persian cats are smart and they pick habits easily. Once you show them the litter box, they will know that this is where they need to go.
Remember one thing! The more you pamper your cat, the more you will spoil them, and they will end up scratching your sofa if they don't get what they want, or wake you up in the middle of the night. If they are doing something wrong or being too demanding, they need to be stopped.
Remember persian cats are just like human babies, hence you need to handle them that way. A shout, clapping of hands, hitting them on their tail with a newspaper, or a light slap on their head will make them realize their mistake.
Grooming is important too. Since persian cats usually have long silky hair, you need a steel comb for them to brush them everyday in order to avoid knots and hairfall.
You also need to clean their ears and cut their nails every now and then to keep them tidy and clean. Ears can be cleaned using cotton and nails with the normal nail cutter. If you feel you cannot take this responsibility, then take your cat to the vet every week to get the ears and nails done.
Also get your cat vaccinated. Consult the nearby vet for vaccination.
Also make sure you give your cat some toys to play with, or your cat will become clumsy. It is important to keep your cat active and playful, since they too need everyday exercise to stay healthy.
Last but not the least, give them all the love and attention you can. Persian cats are very sensitive and feel neglected if you dont give them enough time.
