HOW DO OUR CATS LIVE?

At our cattery, the well-being of our British Shorthair cats is our top priority. They are raised in a loving, stress-free environment where they have plenty of space to play, relax, and socialize. Each cat enjoys a cozy living space with soft bedding and enrichment toys to keep them happy and active. We ensure they are fed only the highest quality, premium cat food, carefully selected to meet their nutritional needs and promote overall health. Our cats are treated like family, receiving regular health check-ups and endless affection to ensure they thrive in every way./

BRITISH CATS

History of the British Shorthair Cat

Going back

The British Shorthair is one of the oldest recognized cat breeds. Originating in the United Kingdom, it was initially bred as a working cat on farms and in households. Its sturdy build and adaptable temperament have made it a beloved breed worldwide.

Physical Characteristics and Appearance

Soo fluffy

These cats are known for their robust build, rounded features, and dense, plush coat. They have striking round eyes, strong paws, and a broad head. Their fur comes in various colors, but the blue-grey shade is the most iconic.

Health and Common Issues

I don't like Doctors...

While generally healthy, British Shorthair cats can be prone to specific conditions such as obesity, gum disease, and heart problems. Regular veterinary check-ups are essential for maintaining their health and longevity.

Behavior Towards Humans and Other Pets

Me friendly *paw slap*

British Shorthairs are renowned for their calm and adaptable nature. They get along well with children and other pets but are not overly demanding. They enjoy being close to their owners while maintaining a degree of independence.

Is the British Shorthair Cat the Right Choice for You?

Pick me, me , me!

If you’re looking for a calm, gentle, and low-maintenance pet, the British Shorthair might be the perfect choice. However, due to their independent nature, they may not be ideal for owners seeking a highly dependent companion.