Genetic defects in Garfield cats

Garfield’s genetic defects are mainly manifested in the following aspects: Firstly, the life span is short, generally around 8-10 years. Secondly, short nasal cavity, easy to breathe poorly, more tears and snot in the eyes, need to be cleaned frequently. The night vision is poor and prone to eye diseases. The development of vision is also late, usually not developing slowly until about five months. Thirdly, most purebred Garfield cats do not bury their poop.