What are the habits of British shorthair cats? British shorthair cats have strong adaptability, weak digestive function, and like to be close to their owners. The short coat never tangles, and British shorthair cats often use their prickly little tongue to comb their coat. Shedding occurs all year round, especially during the shedding seasons of spring and autumn.

Adaptability. The ancestors of British shorthair cats left them with a fine tradition of hard work and hard work, which makes them stronger than ordinary cats. They can deal with unfamiliar environments calmly without any fear. It has strong adaptability and will not change due to changes in the environment! ​​​​​​

Character. British shorthair cats are bold and curious, but very gentle and will not lose their temper or bark!

Diet. All cats have one thing in common, which is that their gastrointestinal digestive function is relatively weak, and British shorthair cats are no exception. If the owner changes the cat's food too suddenly, it will cause diarrhea, but there is no need to worry too much. As long as you slowly adapt it to the new cat food reasonably and do not change it all at once, diarrhea will not be easy.

Exercise. British shorthair cats like to be close to their owners and like to sleep on your lap. However, cats can easily gain weight if they do not exercise for a long time, and cats that are overweight may also have physical problems. Therefore, you should play games with it for at least half an hour every day.

Clean. The care of a British shorthair cat will make you feel surprisingly simple, because these little guys are naturally beautiful, and their short coat will never get tangled. You only need to comb it all over with a comb every day. Although it will often use its prickly little tongue to comb its coat, it cannot completely remove the underlying dust, so bathe it 1 to 2 times a month and trim its paws once a month.

Hair loss. The coat of British shorthair cats is as soft and thick as velvet, rarely sheds and is easy to care for. However, cats shed their hair all year round, especially during the shedding seasons of spring and autumn. If the cat grooms itself, the hair will be swallowed into the stomach, and over time, hair balls will form in the stomach. If it cannot be vomited out, and cannot be expelled through the intestines in time, and stays in the stomach, hair balls will become blocked, affecting appetite, and even life-threatening. . Therefore, if it is in the hair loss period, the owner can comb its hair several times a day!