British Shorthairs are known for their solid build, round faces, and sturdy bodies. They’re not dainty little lap cats, they’re built like little tanks, with broad chests and strong limbs. But with that natural heft comes a challenge: how do you tell the difference between a healthy, solid British Shorthair and one that’s carrying a …
When it comes to choosing a cat breed, two of the most popular—and often compared—options in the UK are the British Shorthair and the Ragdoll. Both breeds are known for their calm nature, affectionate personalities, and good looks. But they also have key differences that might make one better suited to your home and lifestyle …
Litter training is one of the first things you’ll need to tackle with a new British Shorthair kitten, and fortunately, British Shorthairs tend to be fairly easy when it comes to toilet habits. They’re clean, intelligent cats that catch on quickly, but like with anything, setting the right foundation is key.As a cat breeder and …
If you’ve ever come across a British Shorthair, you might have heard all kinds of things about their behaviour. “Lazy”, “aloof”, and “cold” are just a few of the adjectives that seem to follow this breed around. But are these descriptions really accurate, or is there more to these dignified cats than meets the eye?As …
British Shorthairs are famous for their chunky builds, teddy bear faces, and plush coats… but have you ever wondered just how many colours and patterns they come in?Most people immediately think of the classic “British Blue” when they picture a British Shorthair, and fair enough, that iconic slate-grey coat is beloved worldwide. But there’s a …
British Shorthairs are often described as one of the more robust cat breeds, and it’s true they’re generally healthy, hardy souls. That said, no breed is entirely free from health risks, and British Shorthairs do have a few issues that owners should be aware of.As someone who lives with Rosie, my black British Shorthair queen …