The following information about Nicole

- Nicole is a medium-sized cat with a beautiful blue coat and large copper eyes.
- She prefers premium dry food and a little raw meat mix.
- Nicole is brilliant but doesn't like being around large groups of people.
- She is calm and enjoys being stroked; she prefers to lie next to you rather than on your lap.
- Nicole loves to play and can live in a small family with no other pets.
- She is three years old and has a unique character, so she will need some time to get used to you.
- Nicole is already using a litter robot or any cat litter.
- She was spayed on October 17th and will be ready to go to her new home.
- You are welcome to come and meet her, but please understand that she may be cautious because she is an adult cat and will need time to adjust. Healthy girl with complete vaccination, microchip, and DNA test. Breed features include caring for eyes and monitoring teeth.
We can also show her to you via WhatsApp.
Representatives of the British breed of cats are brachycephalic, meaning they have a spherical head due to a shortened muzzle. This unique skull shape differs from that of non-brachycephalic breeds.

The spherical head is a breed standard that adds to their charm, but it also contributes to an atypical anatomical structure of the nasolacrimal canals. In brachycephalic cats and dogs, there is often some curvature and deformation of these canals. In severe cases, this can impede the flow of tears into the nasopharynx.

Many owners notice brown crusts in the corners of their cat's eyes after sleep, which is a normal occurrence. While tears are clear when secreted, they can linger on the fur and oxidize in the air, resulting in a brown discoloration. The brown crusts (which may sometimes have a reddish tint) are simply dried, oxidized tears.