Rehoming a British Shorthair cat is a journey filled with care, patience, and love. Whether you are a breeder, an exhibitor, or simply someone who has fallen in love with this charming breed, finding the right home for your British Shorthair is essential. These cats are known for their calm temperament, plush coats, and round faces, making them a favourite among cat lovers. But rehoming is more than just finding a new owner - it’s about ensuring the cat’s well-being and happi

A landmark new UK law has come into effect, bringing sweeping changes for the estimated 11 million people across the UK who may wish to own a cat or dog. The Renters' Rights Act overhauls the regulations surrounding pets in privately rented properties in England. Having come into force in June 2026, tenants now hold the right to request permission to keep a pet, and landlords are prohibited from refusing without reasonable grounds. It should be noted that the new regulations

Here is a snippit from a news article published on the internet today. by Croft’s Vet Surgery If you are a cat owner in England, you will be legally required to ensure your cat is microchipped by Saturday 10 June 2024, if it is older than 20 weeks old, following the Government’s announcements on Monday 13 March 2023. Failure to comply may result in a fine of up to £500. If your cat is already microchipped, it is also part of the law that your details associated with the chip

Bringing a kitten into your home is an exciting and heartwarming experience. If you’re a fan of British Shorthair cats, you know how special this breed is – with their plush coats, round faces, and calm personalities. But choosing the right kitten takes more than just falling in love with a cute face. It requires careful thought, preparation, and knowledge. I’m here to share some expert advice on choosing your kitten, especially tailored for those looking for British Shorthai

If you love British Shorthair cats, you probably already know how special this breed is. But have you ever thought about what it means to be part of a community that shares your passion? Joining the Southern British Shorthair Cat Club and getting your breeding Prefix and name on the members listing can open doors you might not expect. It’s more than just a directory; it’s a way to connect, grow, and support responsible breeding. Importantly, it can also help you get more visi

helping you make an informed decision that benefits both you and your future feline friend.

Using Suprelorin Implants in Breeding Cats: A Breeder’s Perspective Over recent years, Suprelorin implants have become an increasingly useful tool within many breeding programmes. While once more commonly associated with dogs, their use in cats is now growing steadily, largely through shared breeder experience rather than formal guidance. For many of us, the appeal lies in flexibility. The implant offers a way to temporarily pause breeding, while also giving them a genuine

British Shorthair Cat Breeding: Thoughtful Planning for a Healthy, Happy Litter Breeding British Shorthairs can be a deeply rewarding...

Goog question! so yes ....why a registered kitten from a dedicated Breeder? When buying a pedigree kitten there are 2 choices – do you...

We know that this lovely breed is the most popular cat breed in the GCCF but do you know why? They are like cuddly teddy bears and GCCF...