The Tiffany Cat is considered by many as a symbol of elegance and nobility due to its extremely attractive appearance and characteristic “collar”. Let me provide you with some specific buying guidelines:
Eyes: As you mentioned, the eye color of the Tiffany cat can vary from yellow to amber, with golden yellow being considered the best. When choosing a cat to buy, inspect the cat’s eyes to make sure the color meets your expectations.
Coat Color: Tiffany cats come in three main coat colors – white, red and brown – and their coats are usually medium-length and very shiny. The “collar” around the neck is usually longer, which is also a feature of the Tiffany cat.
Size: Tiffany cats are medium sized with a medium head, which can vary from cat to cat, so you can choose the one you think is best for you. This is why you need to know and read more about Tiffany cat breeding, care and feeding to make yourself well informed and prepared.
PERSONALITY: Tiffany cats usually have a gentle, friendly and adaptable personality, and they will quickly adapt to new environments, making them perfect for family pets. When you go to choose her, pay attention to the cat’s personality, whether it adapts to new environments, whether it is friendly to people, etc.
Hopefully, this information will help you choose a Tiffany cat that matches your imagination.

California Bright Fancy Cats need a meat-based diet, but there are a number of other foods that can be used as a source of nutrition for them as well. When developing a diet plan, the main goal is to provide balanced nutrition that includes protein, fat, carbohydrates, minerals and vitamins. Here are some of the foods you can consider:
Eggs: Eggs are a good source of protein. Make sure they are hard-boiled, the reason being that a protein called avidin, found in raw eggs, can rebel against the absorption of biotin (an important b vitamin).
Fish: Fish contains omega-3 fatty acids, which are very good for your cat’s health. However, it is important to remember not to over-supply as excessive fish intake can cause nutritional imbalance problems.
Vegetables: Some vegetables, such as pumpkin, carrots and peas, can provide dietary fiber and some micronutrients.
Catified/wet food: commercially available cat food will usually contain all the nutrients a cat needs.
Fruits: Some cats may enjoy fruits such as watermelon or blueberries. These fruits contain antioxidants and can help keep cats healthy. However, since a cat’s body does not handle too much sugar well, it is important to keep it in moderation.
Please note that the protein in all of the above foods should be primarily of animal origin. At the same time, there are certain foods that cats should never eat, such as onions, garlic, chocolate, caffeinated beverages, and products containing alcohol that are harmful to your cat’s health.
Overall, a healthy diet should be based on high-quality animal protein. Other foods can be used as nutritional supplements.