Korat
- Character: Quiet, giving people a noble and introverted feeling.
- Type: Medium cat
- Production Place: Thailand
- Weight: 3.6-6 kg
- Life Span: 10-15 years
- Behoof: Watching cat companion cat
The body coat of the Korat cat is the same as that of the Russian blue cat and the Chardonnay cat, and is clear blue without densities or markings. Due to the absence of undercoat, it is dense with the body surface and has a silk-like luster. At the same time, there is a silvery gray insertion between one hair, which can reflect light and make the whole body emit a silvery glow.
The Korat cat is an ancient breed native to the Khao Lak plateau in northwestern Thailand. It was introduced to the United States from Thailand in 1959 and recognized by cat lovers in the United States in 1965, and only recognized in the United Kingdom 10 years later. The Khao Lak cat, also known as the Khorat cat, is named after a province in Thailand where it originated, and is locally known as "Sisevat", which means good luck. Thai people often give the bride a pair of these auspicious cats as a traditional wedding gift.
The coat of the Korat cat is the same as that of the Russian Blue cat and the Chardonnay, with no shade and no markings, but a clear blue color. Due to the absence of undercoat, it is dense with the body surface and has a silk-like luster. At the same time, there is a silvery gray insertion between one hair that reflects light and makes the whole body emit a silvery glow. Another characteristic of the Korat cat is the heart-shaped face, which is not found in other cats. The ears are large, with a slightly rounded front end, and are located higher on the head. Green eyes. Large and round, slightly prominent. Among all cats, the kraal with the oldest history originates from the Khao Lak plateau in northwestern Thailand. Since ancient times, Thais have believed that cats bring happiness and are especially prized among the upper class. Cats are docile and get along easily with humans, so if you have other pets or children at home you don't have to worry about cats getting along with children. However, cats are naturally timid, and when getting along with children should pay attention to proportion, do not pull its tail or pull its ears, the animal pain will be instinctive resistance. If you have children at home, you must pay attention to this point.
The Korat cat is relatively quiet, giving people a dignified, introverted feeling. It has a soft bark, is very gentle and likes to be close to people. It has a high IQ and can learn to pick toys or walk on two legs with a little training. The Korat cat has a close relationship with its owner and is the perfect companion animal.
The Korat cat is lively, active, flexible and playful, but does not like to make a nuisance and noise, and it needs a quiet environment. It is unfriendly to other cats and distrustful of strangers. It is gentle, very affectionate, very sensitive and very attached to its owner. Needs love and attention. Has a musical voice. The Korat is a very good cat, it is not a picky eater, does not have omnivorous fetishes, and the usual care is well taken care of. The Korat is a short-haired cat, unlike long-haired cats that shed so much hair, and it is also easier to bathe. If the owner has time at home, he can help the cat bathe at home, and clean and can personally help the cat bathe to enjoy the fun, is not a twofold victory. Korat is a very good cat, it is not a picky eater, no omnivore, the usual care is also very good care. Korat cats are short-haired cats, unlike long-haired cats that shed so much hair, and bathing is also more convenient. If the owner has time at home, he or she can help the cat to bathe at home, which is clean and enjoyable.