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Cats are often a lot cleverer than people suspect. What seems like random behaviour can often be intelligent and directed. They learn (some faster than others, admittedly) how to use a litter-box, where they can get food and who is most likely to give them treats. I think all cats are fairly intelligent (mine certainly […]

British Blue cats are British Shorthairs with a specific colouration. The product of early matings between British Shorthairs and Russian Blues, archetypal British Blue has deep, thick fur of a solid blue-grey shade and remarkable copper-coloured eyes. Some new owners, on first seeing their British Blue kitten’s eyes, are surprised or even dismayed to discover

If you’re looking for a new feline companion for your home, you’d probably prefer a cat who is easy to get along with and doesn’t cause a lot of trouble. Even if you love cats, being scratched or bitten is nobody’s idea of a good time. Some breeds are simply more prone to being highly

British Shorthairs are the least destructive cats I’ve ever encountered, calm and friendly with a placid demeanour. They’re not really prone to scratching up your furniture or fixtures. That said, a decent scratching post is a necessity as it allows your British Shorthairs to keep their claws in good shape and encourages them to stay

If you’re considering a new cat, a British Shorthair kitten is an excellent choice. British Shorthairs live long, healthy lives so you’re guaranteed many years of happy companionship, and are very easy to care for. Whether you’re considering a new British Shorthair kitten or have recently acquired one, you’ll be keen to give your new

British Shorthairs are, in my opinion, just about the most handsome cats out there by a mile; I love their solid cobby bodies, blunt ears and wonderful round soccer-ball heads. They are a real cat lover’s cat, all the most charming feline traits in a gloriously plush bundle, while mercifully free of the health issues

The British Shorthair is a bit of a contradiction. With their cuddly appearance, round faces and thick plush fur, cats of this breed look as if they were made to be picked up and hugged. They’re also fairly sociable and amiable, readily becoming attached to their special humans and happy to spend time with them.

While watching my British Shorthair jump onto countertops and tree branches in my backyard, I began to entertain the idea that she possessed a very unique talent, her jumps were so high that I was astonished just watching how acrobatic she moved. I decided to investigate the topic of British Shorthair and their ability to

Whether you’re planning to breed your British Shorthair with a pedigree stud or find your pet with an unexpected litter of kittens on the way courtesy of some local tom, it’s useful to know how long the pregnancy will last so you can prepare your home for the happy event. There are few things more

Getting a new British Shorthair kitten is an exciting moment. Your new feline companion is probably playful and rambunctious, scampering around your home and getting into all kinds of adorable mischief. In this article, we’ll look at the best way to feed your young British Shorthair to give her the very best start in life.

For the cat-allergic cat lover, life is a series of compromises. If you have your heart set on a sweet, fuzzy feline companion such as a British Shorthair, it can be very disheartening when the mere presence of a cat nearby sends you into a sneezing fit. Some people attempt to get around the issue

British Shorthair cats are a very popular breed. From their relatively humble beginnings as the pet mousers of the Romans to their eventual recognition as pedigree cats in their own right, the history of the British Shorthair is a long one. Now noted as one of the lower maintenance pedigree breeds you can own, British

British Shorthair cats are a reserved but thoroughly amiable bunch. They’re a wonderful family pet, good with most other cats, cordial towards cat-friendly dogs and fond of children. They’re very chatty and talkative – although not really loud, being a fairly soft-spoken cat. Do British Shorthairs like cuddles? They will tolerate cuddling but prefer more