What affects us affects cats
British Longhair Cat by Michael (London, UK) British Longhair Cat – Robyn – photo copyright Helmi Flick – please respect copyright. The British Longhair cat is a rare cat. Helmi Flick has just sent me some pictures of a simply beautiful cat of this breed, Robyn, and as usual Helmi has produced a fantastic …
by Karen Goldsmith (Germany) The Boys This is a picture of my lilac and cream boys (half-brothers), born 2 months apart. The picture was taken a few months ago, they are now 16 and 14 months old. They love each other to bits but are very different. Charley, the lilac is a typical British …
by Michael (London, UK) As mentioned, British Shorthair health is generally good. This page is an addendum to health issues mentioned on the main British Shorthair cat page. Two diseases that have been reported in this cat breed and/or are more commonly occurring in Brit SH cats are referred to here. Hemophilia B This …
British Shorthair Prudence by Lyn (Tamworth UK) British Shorthair Prudence This is my lovely girl Prudence, (Pru for short). She has been living with me since last November. Pru was an ex breeding queen & is now six years old. She’s a lovely companion, very vocal, extremely nosey & loves her food!!!! She is …
British Shorthairs Florence and Pruenella by Louise Preston (Yorkshire) My little girls! I have 2 British shorthair cats and they are sisters who are just over the age of two. I had never owned a cat before and after some research we decided to buy a British Shorthair (blue). However when we found one …
Albert: My British Shorthair by Nicole (Tucson, Arizona, USA) Albert was born in England (UK) almost 4 years ago. He was brought as a kitty by an Englishwoman (who was the previous owner) to Arizona. The owner sold Albert to me a year ago because her daughter developed an allergy for cat’s hair. The …
