The British Shorthair is a pedigreed breed of domestic cat. It has a stocky body, dense coat, and a wide, broad face. The most familiar colour variant is the British Blue, which has a solid grey-blue coat, orange eyes, and a medium tail. The British Shorthair is very similar to the domestic cats of the United States and Canada. Unlike most cats, however, it does not have any whiskers.
The British Shorthair is known for its friendly disposition. It is easy to keep this feline in your home. They enjoy long naps, and you can easily find them at playtime. However, they may become territorial if you don't supervise them well. Fortunately, they are very docile and happy in your home, making them an excellent choice for first-time owners. They are very human-oriented, and will need constant attention.
The British shorthair is a very active breed. It needs to get regular exercise. Regular nail trimming is necessary, as are frequent visits to the veterinarian. Its ears should be cleaned at least weekly. Use a pet ear cleaner to remove any small debris. Never use a cotton swab to clean the ears of a British shorthair. If you notice red or watery eyes, visit a vet.
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