British Shorthair
The British shorthair cat is loving and gentle without being needy or clingy. This breed originated in the United Kingdom, where it was the region's first domestic shorthaired cat. Many British shorthairs were originally blue (a grey color), but today's British shorthair comes in a true rainbow of colours and patterns, including solid, bicolor, tabby, tortoiseshell, calico, and more.
Height
12-14 inches
Weight
3-8 kg
Size
large
Life Span
15-20 years
Good With :
everyone
Temperament :
sociable, affectionate
Intelligence :
Good
Shedding amount :
Low
Exercise needs :
normal amounts of exercise like walking
Energy level :
low
Barking level :
when necessary
Drool Amount :
N/A
Breed Group :
purebreed
Coat Length :
short
Colours :
Various colors
Patterns :
solid, bi-colors tabby, calico etc.
Other Traits :
Friendly, sociable, loyal
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British Shorthair Traits & Characteristics
British Shorthair Appearance
The British shorthair cat has a medium-to-large body that is compact, well-balanced, and powerful. Female British shorthairs are slightly smaller than male British shorthairs. The coat of the British shorthair is short and thick. The British shorthair has only one coat and no undercoat. Although blue (grey) British shorthairs are the most popular, the breed comes in a variety of hues and patterns.
British Shorthair Personality
The British shorthair is a large cat, not as large as the Maine Coon or the Siberian cat.The British shorthair is an excellent family cat, with an easygoing nature that gets along with everyone, including children and other pets. They are active but not hyperactive, they are quiet, and they can live contentedly in practically any size residence, including apartments.
British Shorthair Temperament
Active, astute, and trustworthy. They are affectionate without being needy, and they are tolerant of strangers, though they may be a little aloof at first. British shorthairs make excellent companions for gentle and considerate children, as well as other friendly household pets.
British Shorthair Living Needs
British shorthairs are sturdy cats, but it's ideal to keep them at a lean, healthy weight to avoid weight-related health issues like diabetes and heart disease, which can affect any cat but are exacerbated by obesity. Feed your adult British shorthair twice a day with measured meals. Overeating and weight gain might result from this practise. Consult your vet or the breeder with whom you worked for advice on the best food for your cat.
British Shorthair Care Details
nail trims, dental care and brushing. The British shorthair is slow to mature, both physically and mentally. These cats generally don’t achieve their final size and weight until somewhere between 3 and 5 years old. British shorthairs may continue to display kitten-ish energy and playfulness until they reach maturity, but once fully mature, this breed is calm and well behaved.
British Shorthair Health Details
Regular exams and vaccines are required. They are predisposed to heart disease, specifically hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, among genetic disorders. Of course, anyone can get sick, wounded, or have a health problem. As a result, it's critical to schedule a physical exam with your veterinarian at least once a year to maintain your cat's health and to stay on top of any emerging health issues.
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