Today, the British lop-eared is perhaps the most popular and beloved cat breed. These beauties fascinate with their grace, activity, curiosity and mind. There is no need to talk about appearance, they are charm itself.
The British fold cat became famous for its meek disposition, calm and balanced character. This is a big fan of a relaxed lifestyle. Quickly enough, he becomes attached to the owner, loves to play with children, and quickly develops new territory.
British fold kitten does not require special, complicated care. He enjoys spending a lot of time in the hands of the owner, loves to play, has good health and excellent appetite.
The British lop-eared does not require special care for his ears from his master. Sometimes small “tassels” appear on their ends that need to be trimmed.
This domestic "predator" needs to be fed either with special cat food or with natural products. The British lop-eared needs a balanced diet. If you have opted for natural products, then you need to remember that nutrition should be varied and of high quality. Servings should be small and warm: 26 - 39 degrees. If you prefer feeding with special food, then do not add meat and other products to it - the food is balanced and contains everything necessary for the animal’s health.
Once a year it is necessary to give food for the prevention of urolithiasis, and make sure that the Briton always has clean water.
I especially wanted to talk about wool. The British lop-eared very much likes to comb against wool. Amazing right? Once a week with a metal massage brush, brush your pet first on the wool, and then against. This is a great massage that cats love. Massage your neck and thick cheeks against the coat. Then remove the combed coat with wet hands.
The British - cats are massive, large. Often they are called "plush" because of the dense short hair. We are already used to these blue cats, but not everyone knows that they are black and white, purple and chocolate. Rare golden and silver colors are found.
The head of the Briton is large, round, the neck is almost invisible. Huge eyes and thick cheeks are the hallmark of this breed.
British cats are very fond of people, especially children. They have nothing against the neighborhood with other animals. They have a great, even character. They are not at all characteristic of vindictiveness and aggression. If they are bored by the attention of the owners to their person, they simply break out and run away, never injuring their claws.
The British are quite self-sufficient. They do not need a permanent company, they calmly endure loneliness and are a real find for people who spend most of their lives at work. At the same time, they will joyfully meet you from work and with their whole appearance will show how happy they are from meeting you.
The British are well-mannered and neat. These are real English aristocrats. Any cat will enjoy plenty if you leave fresh meat or fish unattended. Anyone but not British! He will sit offended by his empty bowl, like a silent reproach of the owner’s carelessness.