The birth of the British shorthair cat has a long history. It is highly respected for its physical strength and hunting ability. Its history can be traced back to the ancient Roman Empire 2000 years ago, and it has become a model of cats. Many cat lovers are pursuing it, so what exactly is it like to choose to raise a British shorthair cat? Next, let’s follow the editor to take a look! ​​​​​​

Eyes: Because British shorthair cats have short nasolacrimal ducts and are prone to tears, often use cotton dipped in 2% boric acid aqueous solution to remove excess tears and secretions, and clean the skin around the eyes

Ears: Clean the inner ear canal regularly to prevent ear mites

Joints: Senior British shorthair cats should prevent excessive jumping and jumping from high places, and regularly massage their muscles or move their limb joints

Nails: Trim your nails regularly to avoid scratching or breaking them and causing injuries

Deworming: Internal and external deworming every quarter in the dry season, internal and external deworming every month in the wet season

Cuddle cats: British shorthair cats don’t like their legs to hang down. They prefer to stand rather than be picked up. To hold a British shorthair cat, the owner needs to be strong enough to hold its entire body in its arms and keep it vertical as much as possible. In addition, British shorthair cats do not like to be controlled and lie down.

The British shorthair cat's hair is a type of short-haired cat. It is short, thick, waterproof, and elastic. It is also easy to care for in daily care. Although it is soft, each hair is full of texture and the hair does not stand upright. It fits the skin of the body but can wrap the entire body. The hair has dozens of colors, among which the most familiar one is pure blue. This color is also recognized as beautiful!

Although British shorthair cats are sought after by the public, their sales have been on the rise and their prices have always maintained their value. The price will not go down because there are fewer cats or fewer people raising British shorthair cats, so breeding British shorthair cats at any time It’s never too late for shorthair cats. I hope owners who raise British shorthair cats can spend more time with them!