Milk-white British Shorthair generally refers to milk-white British Shorthair cats. The reasons why it is not recommended to raise milky white British shorthair cats are generally destructive, prone to shedding, and expensive. If you keep a milky white British shorthair cat, it may bring a lot of trouble and a lot of expenses to the owner, so it is not recommended. The feeding and care of this kind of cat will also be relatively expensive, and the owner will pay greater economic costs during the breeding process, so it is not recommended to raise milky white British shorthair cats.

1. Highly destructive

The milky white British shorthair cat has a strong body, well-developed muscles, short and even limbs, relatively large claws, a naturally active personality, strong adaptability, and a strong sense of humor. It is curious, likes to go out at night, and likes to use its claws to scratch the furniture and objects at home. If the owner is not careful, it may scratch the furniture or perform other destructive behaviors.

2. Love hair loss

The milky-white British Shorthair cat has short and dense down, which is elastic and can cover the whole body tightly, and has good cold resistance. Since milky white British shorthair cats have rich fluff, they generally shed more seriously. Moreover, if the fluff sticks to clothes, it will be very troublesome to remove, and the hair may be spread everywhere, which is a problem for the owner. Cleaning increases the difficulty.

3. Expensive

Milky white British shorthair cats are one of the oldest cat breeds. They are relatively small in number and have purer bloodlines than British shorthair cats of other colors, so the price is relatively high. And this kind of catFeeding and care will also be relatively expensive, and the owner will pay greater economic costs during the breeding process, so it is not recommended to raise milky white British shorthair cats. If the owner does not have enough budget or does not have enough time to accompany the milky-white British shorthair cat, it is recommended not to keep it, so as not to increase the financial burden on the owner. Moreover, if the milky-white British shorthair cat is not accompanied for a long time, it may damage the furniture at home or items, causing certain losses.