When you bring home a British Shorthair kitten, one of the decisions you’ll face is when to arrange neutering. Whether you’re welcoming a future family pet or planning to show or breed, understanding the right timing and reasons for neutering is essential for your cat’s long-term health and wellbeing.As someone who owns British Shorthairs, including …

One of the first things many British Shorthair owners notice is how quiet their cat is. Compared to the chatty Siamese or the opinionated Bengal, British Shorthairs can seem almost silent. It’s not unusual for a new owner to wonder, “Is something wrong, or are they just… very British?”As someone who lives with Rosie, my …

British Shorthairs are often described as “sedate” or “lazy,” but that’s not really fair. They’re thoughtful players. They don’t go in for endless zoomies or wild, chaotic chases like some breeds do, but they absolutely enjoy a good game, especially if it taps into their natural hunting instincts.The trick is to offer toys that match …

Bringing home a British Shorthair kitten is one of life’s greatest pleasures. Those round faces, stocky bodies, and mischievous personalities can melt even the sternest of hearts. But before you welcome your new bundle of fluff, you’ll need to make sure your home is ready.As someone who’s lived with British Shorthairs for years, including my …