Garfield is simply synonymous with good food and laziness. It is impossible for it to jump up and down and play games with you, because all pets with flat faces are like this. When Garfield was young, its size was not very big, but when it grew up, its size Their body size will gradually increase, and their physiological structure limits them, making it impossible for them to exercise much.

Reasons for the high abandonment rate of Garfield cats

1. There are genetic diseases

The main reason why so many people abandon Garfield cats is because they carry There are causes of genetic diseases. The most common genetic disease in Garfield cats is "polycystic kidney disease". This disease will affect the kidney function of Garfield cats, cause renal failure, and shorten the life of Garfield cats.

2. It is difficult to raise a cat.

Many people do not do their homework before raising a Garfield cat and raise it impulsively. However, raising Garfield cats is relatively difficult, because Garfield cats are artificially bred cats with basically no survival skills and are not suitable for novices to raise.

3. Susceptible to feline nasal branch infection

Garfield cats look very cute because of their short heads and collapsed nose bridges. However, because of these characteristics, Garfield cats are very prone to breathing difficulties and nasal congestion. Tear duct problems are also prone to infection in cats.

4. Too lazy

Many times the Garfield cats we see are obese. This is because Garfield cats are very lazy and do not like to exercise. They eat every day. Going to bed when you are full and eating when you wake up can make your body prone to obesity and lead to a series of diseases.