British shorthair cat, also known as British shorthair. It has a round and fat body, with short but thick hair. British shorthair cats have big heads and round faces, and they look particularly gentle and calm. It is very friendly to people and easy to raise. British shorthair cats have long been recognized by the Chinese people. It is a blue cat, quite large and strong. After 1970, the color and shape of the British shorthair cat's hair began to change. Its size became smaller and smaller, and its hair colors became more diverse, completely embarking on an elegant route.

There are a total of 15 recognized breeds of British shorthair cats, the most famous of which is the blue British shorthair cat.

1. How to domesticate British shorthair cats

1. Since the amount of exercise will directly change the absorption capacity of the intestines and the detoxification effect of the liver and kidneys, owners should understand the hardness of food suitable for cats, appropriately supplement calcium, iron and other vitamins, and change food with different flavors for cats.

2. Owners should brush their cats’ teeth every day to prevent bacterial invasion.

3. The owner needs to use cotton swabs to remove excess mucus and clean the skin around the eyes at the same time.

4. Check the cat’s ear canal regularly to prevent the ear hole from being blocked!

5. Joint pain is a common problem among pets. The owner can gently massage the joints of its limbs when it is resting.

2. Price of British Shorthair Cats

Price of British Shorthair Cats The price of a pet is determined based on its pedigree and region, so the prices also vary. Under normal circumstances, the price of British shorthair cats is about two to three thousand. In short, it still depends on the situation!

3. British Shorthair Cat Lifespan

The British shorthair cat has a long history of development, but it only began to attract people's attention in the 20th century. British shorthair cats have a very gentle personality and are very easy to raise. Their lifespan can generally reach 12 years. The lifespan of a cat is not only related to breed or genetics, but also closely related to training and maintenance! Therefore, owners should take more careful care of their cats, so that the lifespan of the cat can be extended!