Why it's not recommended to keep a cat with a long tail

The reasons why it is not recommended to keep a cat with a long tail are as follows:

A tail that is too long can drag on the ground, leading to inflammation.

An excessively long tail may be related to genetics, accidents, or malnutrition.

Cats with long tails may be more independent and conservative, and less agile and affectionate than cats with short tails.

Cats with long tails require more attention and care because their tails are prone to injury or inflammation.¹ In addition, the following points should be noted:²

Keep your cat's diet healthy by providing it with enough food and fresh water.

Regularly bathe, deworm, and vaccinate your cat to ensure its health.

Pay attention to the cat's hygiene and clean up its feces promptly.

Provide cats with enough toys and space to play to meet their natural needs.