WORD |
DESCRIPTION |
Rabies |
An
acute, infectious, often fatal viral disease of most warm-blooded
animals, especially wolves, cats, and dogs, that attacks the
central nervous system and is transmitted by the bite of infected
animals. |
|
A
breed of longhaired cat with a sturdy body, short legs and
a long thick coat with Siamese-style points. |
Rangy |
A
term used to describe a cat with long, slender legs. |
Recognition |
The
official acceptance of a breed for show under the rules of
a particular cat fancy organization. |
Red |
A
coat color. Also known as orange, ginger or marmalade. |
Registered
Cat |
A
cat with ancestry documented and recorded by a cat registering
association. |
Registration |
A
recording of a cat's birth, ancestry and other particulars
with an official organization. |
Renal |
Of,
relating to, or in the region of the kidneys. |
|
Anything
positive, such as treats or praise, that can be used as a
motivating factor to induce desired behavior. |
Rhinotracheitis |
A
disease of the upper respiratory system in cats and especially
young kittens that is characterized by sneezing, conjunctivitis
with discharge, and nasal discharges |
Righting
Reflex |
The
cat's ability to correctly orient the body when falling. |
Roman |
A
term used to describe a nose with a high, prominent bridge.
Often seen in Siamese. |
Roundworm |
A
parasitic worm of the class Nematoda capable of causing illness. |
Ruff |
Thick,
longer hair growing around the neck and chest. |
|
A
medium-sized cat with a short, plush blue coat. |
