Coincidentally, I have a blue cat that is 4 months and 16 days old,
and I’m raising a cat for the first time.
So, I’ll summarize from the perspective of a novice cat owner.
Blue cats are very smart, cute, and don’t like to meow much.
When they meow softly occasionally, there must be a reason.
For example, when it sees you getting delicious food for it,
or when it sees you coming home from work, it may meow one or two times, very softly.
Blue cats are gentle, sensible, and also very smart.
This is the most obvious impression it gives me.
Talk to it more. It can understand you like a child.
Every night when I go to sleep, it and I each have a pillow.
Sometimes, when I lie down to sleep, it lies above my head,
putting its soft little paws on my head.
It’s not picky about food. It will eat most of the cat – specific foods.
Blue cats between 2 – 4 months old can be a bit naughty and like to scratch things, but it’s not its fault.
After all, it’s a cat.
At this time, you should prepare a cat scratching post for it.
I’ve never fed it human food,
and I’ve never fed it while I’m eating.
So, when I’m eating, it doesn’t meow around me like some cats do,
and it doesn’t even try to grab the food on the chopsticks.
I live alone. After I finish cooking and put the dishes on the table and continue to be busy in the kitchen,
I’m not worried at all that the dishes on the table will be messed up by the cat.
I’m very afraid of mice. I just moved to a new place. This house is on the 3rd floor.
It’s an old residential building, and there’s a restaurant on the ground floor.
There are restaurants all along the ground – floor row here,
so there are a lot of mice.
There were two mice in my house.
So, although I had never raised a cat before and didn’t even like cats very much,
I decided to raise the current cat.
Since I got it, I’ve realized that cats can be very cute and sensible.
In many ways, they are not worse than dogs, and they are even more convenient and easier to take care of than dogs.
To sum up: Blue cats are gentle and sensible, and they don’t like to meow.
As long as you cultivate good habits for it, it will be like a sensible and obedient child.
It can provide great companionship, but it won’t be overly clingy.
When I’m cooking in the kitchen or using the restroom, it will stay quietly with me.
When I’m working in front of the computer, it will lie quietly next to the monitor.
When I’m eating, it will lie quietly beside me.
When I’m playing games, it will lie quietly on the coffee table in front of me.
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