Lions and cats in Linqing, China have been kept for 200 to 300 years. Tracing back to the origin of Linqing civet in Shandong, China, it is the offspring of Persian cat (now known as traditional angola cat) and Luxi civet. As early as Jiajing to Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, Linqing, located at the intersection of the Grand Canal and Zhang Wei, gradually formed the largest handicraft and commercial city in western Shandong, and a large number of European businessmen and missionaries came one after another. The Persian cat they brought has arrived.

The chance to mate with Luxi cat, so there appeared China Linqing Lion Cat.

The ancestor of lionfish is Persia. They are of Persian descent and belong to the Persian family (there are more than 80 varieties in the Persian family, such as Jinjila, Himalaya, Isodon, etc., all of which are bred from Persia and other varieties), so many people call lionfish Persian cats.

Lion cat is not only a recognized master of catching mice, but also its handsome appearance is loved by more people.

In the past, because this kind of cat was expensive, only those court nobles could own it. It was not until the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC) that lions and cats entered thousands of households and became companions in people's lives.

Due to low fertility, there are not many lionfish cats in Linqing, which are in urgent need of protection.

Feed guide:

Lions and cats in Linqing love to eat sheep liver and small fish, with bright eyes and proper amount of rice and vegetables.