The British Shorthair Cat

The British Shorthair – a noble cat. Its generous shapely body adorned with an incredibly dense short coat gives it the irresistible charm of a teddy bear.

The breed is loved for its quiet patient nature. A great hunter the British Shorthair cat is affectionate and has a calming presence. Care for a big body the strong shapely body of the British Shorthair cat places much higher demands on its muscles and joints than those of lighter breeds Heart size control British Shorthairs can suffer from a serious cardiac disease hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. It is diagnosed through cardiac ultrasound Royal Canin British Shorthair 34 cat food is a dry cat food exclusively adapted to the requirements of British Shorthair cats (from 12 months) Strengthening muscle tone and joint health Maintains muscle mass and protects joints through an optimally balanced protein content (34%) and high contents of L-carnitine chondroitin glucosamine and omega-3 fatty acids (EPA & DHA) Improves mouth and tooth hygiene added calcium chelate and the unique shape size and texture of the kibble contribute to maintaining good tooth and gum health Supports the cardiac function optimally balanced contents of taurine L-carnitine EPA/DHA and antioxidants support the function of the cardiac muscle Optimised protection through L-lysine cats ‘ airways are frequently attacked by herpes viruses. Supplementing food with L-lysine limits the intensity of virus transmission and lowers the severity of clinical symptoms of illnesses caused by herpes viruses The British Shorthair cat has a tendency to bolt food without chewing. The special size and especially hard texture of these kibble encourage the cat to chew intensively and ensure that food intake is slowed down.