Introducing Zuu – The Feline That Personifies Your Morning Alarm Jitters

All cats are lovable, but only a few have the potential to become memes. Zuu, a sweet and grumpy cat, stands out among them. His fluffiness makes him look like a ball, and he has markings on his fur that make him appear constantly surprised. If you need more motivation during the week to keep you going, there’s good news: Zuu has a companion named Bocco. Both cats are chunky and look disappointed with life, which is sure to make you smile and want to snuggle them. You can find more adorable pictures of them on Instagram.

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Pechanko_bocco, the owner of two adorable cats named Bocco and Zuu, is a regular uploader of their photos on Instagram. Her account has an impressive archive of 1,720 posts and more than 33,400 followers. Bocco is an Exotic Shorthair cat born in 2016, while Zuu is an Exotic Longhair born a year later in 2017. Both of these male exotic cats love to sleep and can sleep for up to 20 hours a day. While Bocco is a bit shy and enjoys stalking his owner around the house, Zuu is more sociable and enjoys meeting other dogs in the park. Chika, their owner, used to post pictures of her hedgehogs on Instagram, and it seemed natural to start posting photos of her cats too. She is delighted with the recent surge in followers and loves to read positive comments that make people smile, just as the pictures make her happy too.

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Chika shared her experience of taking care of her famous flat-faced cats, Zuu and Bocco. Her daily routine includes wiping off their tear stains, which are typical for their breed and brownish in color. She also mentioned that her cats are lazy and don’t prefer eating by themselves, so she has to bring their food pellets to their mouths. Although she leaves some food for them, they wait for her to come back home to feed them by hand. Chika feeds them human-grade and grain-free cat food along with supplements. Zuu, being not good at heights and jumping, hasn’t been able to reach the top of the cat tower yet, making Chika joke about his lack of athletic skills.

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If you’re a fan of the internet’s beloved cat duo Bocco and Zuu, you might be interested to know that they belong to the Exotic Shorthair and Longhair breeds. These breeds were created in 1967 by crossing Persians with British Shorthairs. The result is a cat that inherits the laid-back personality of the Persian, but with a more manageable coat and higher energy levels thanks to their shorthaired genetics. Exotic Shorthairs are perfect for families with children, as they are playful but not overly demanding of attention. So if you’re thinking of adding an Exotic Shorthair to your family, now you know what to expect!

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The Exotic Longhair breed is essentially a longhaired version of the Exotic Shorthair, as the name suggests. These felines enjoy playing with toys and snuggling up to their owners, but they do require some additional maintenance. In order to avoid your Exotic Longhair’s coat resembling Boris Johnson’s hair, it’s important to comb it daily. Otherwise, you may end up with a kitty politician on your hands!

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It’s important to be aware of a few things before adopting an Exotic Shorthair. These adorable cats have a tendency to gain weight, so it’s crucial to avoid overfeeding them, despite their sad and irresistible expressions. Otherwise, you may end up with a super-sized kitty! Additionally, these felines are deeply affectionate and easily become anxious when left alone for extended periods of time. But let’s be real, who could bear to leave these lovable fluff balls all by themselves?

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As more and more research is conducted, it is becoming increasingly clear that flat-faced breeds like Exotic Shorthairs face breathing difficulties. Claire Bessant from International Cat Care believes that these cats are suffering due to human desires to create a specific appearance. However, not all Exotic Shorthairs endure constant health issues, and with proper care and attention, they can live up to 16 years. If you’re considering getting one of these cats, adopting from an animal shelter is a great alternative to purchasing from a breeder. It provides a loving forever home for a cat in need.

Attribution: The photo used in this article is courtesy of pechanko_bocco.

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The world of cats and memes is vast, and we all have our favorite felines. However, it’s always exciting to meet new furry friends who can steal our hearts with their purrfect charm. Speaking of which, have you seen Bocco and Zuu? We’d love to hear your thoughts on them and know which one of these cute kitties you’d bring home with you. Also, if you’ve ever had the pleasure of keeping an Exotic Shorthair or Longhair cat, don’t hesitate to drop a comment below and share your experience with us.