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What to Know About a Khao Manee?

Bracarlesc

New Member
Tonkinese cats are known to be social and talkative. They love their family's attention and want to be involved in what's going on. They're also mischievous and playful, often getting into things they shouldn't. A Tonkinese is an excellent choice if you're looking for a cat that will keep you entertained and engaged.

The Tonkinese cat has a rounded, wedge-shaped head and high cheekbones. Their blunt muzzles are squarish, with the same length and width. One of the notable Tonkinese cat characteristics is their alert ears. The ears have a broad base and oval tips with short hair. Tonkinese cats' eyes are almond-shaped and proportionate to the face. The cat has a medium-sized torso with a medium-short coat and silky sheen.
 

Zachary Calvin

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You’ll find Tonkinese cats in 12 patterns and color varieties. The four base colors, called the points, form the colors of the tail, ears, and face. These colors include blue, natural, champagne, and platinum. As for the coat, Tonkinese cats come in many colors, such as chocolate, cinnamon, red, blue, fawn, cream, lilac, and seal. Regardless of color, the coat is short and close to the body.

The aqua eye color is a distinguishing characteristic of the Tonkinese. However, that's not the only eye color the breed has. The Pointed Tonkinese bears Siamese features, such as their brilliant blue eyes. Their eyes may range from sky blue to brilliant blue to violet.
 

Theo Ayden

New Member
Tonkinese cats are known to be social and talkative. They love their family's attention and want to be involved in what's going on. They're also mischievous and playful, often getting into things they shouldn't. A Tonkinese is an excellent choice if you're looking for a cat that will keep you entertained and engaged.

The Tonkinese cat has a rounded, wedge-shaped head and high cheekbones. Their blunt muzzles are squarish, with the same length and width. One of the notable Tonkinese cat characteristics is their alert ears. The ears have a broad base and oval tips with short hair. Tonkinese cats' eyes are almond-shaped and proportionate to the face. The cat has a medium-sized torso with a medium-short coat and silky sheen.
Tonkinese cats are prone to getting obese. Therefore, you should feed them a balanced diet per your vet's instructions. It's also important to give fresh and clean water to your cat daily. If you think your pet might not be drinking enough water, their water may be too close to the food bowl. Consider placing their food and water at least three feet apart. Since cats have sensitive noses, the pungent smell of food might make them drink less water. You can also try a filtered drinking fountain.
 
The Khao Manee (pronounced Kow Manee), also called the Khao Plort or the diamond eye cat, is an ancient breed of cat originating in Thailand. The name Khao Manee means "white gem" in Thai. These striking, all-white purebred cats with jewel-toned eyes certainly live up to that description. While other Thai breeds like the Siamese, the Burmese, and the Korat are well-known in the West, the Khao Manee remains a relatively rare breed outside of Thailand. The striking appearance of the Khao Manee is rumored to have been beloved by Thai royalty, and in a 14th-century book of Thai Poetry, the breed is said to bring "long life and title" to their human families. To access additional resources, click on the following site.
 

Archer Enzo

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The Khao Manee has a short-haired coat that's easy to care for — they only require brushing once a week. Like most cats, the average Khao Manee can groom itself very well and rarely needs bathing.

If your Khao Manee does need a bath, consider tiring them out with a play session first and trimming their claws to prevent scratches. Brush your cat before bathing to remove loose hair and fill the bathtub or sink with three to four inches of lukewarm water. Use a shampoo formulated for cats, and avoid using shampoo on their face, ears, and eyes — a gentle wash with a water-soaked washcloth is generally sufficient. Praise and reward your cat after bathing to help develop a positive association with grooming.

It would be best to brush your cat's teeth daily using a toothpaste formulated for cats and a toothbrush designed for cats. More than half of cats over age three have periodontal disease, leading to pain and tooth loss. Regular brushing helps to prevent these dental problems. Consult your veterinarian if you have questions about providing dental care for your Khao Manee.
 
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