Elite Diamond British Shorthair cattery

02/05/2023

15/04/2023

Playing on camera 😍

15/04/2023

Loving to be on lap 😽

17/03/2023

Horay 🙌🏻😽
Our amazing mum cat Crystal gave birth to gorgeous 6 kittens 😍
4 pure white and 2 cream British shorthair kittens ❤️
Dad King is proud of himself 😁

20/10/2022

Our gorgeous stud King 👑

20/10/2022

Proud dad with his cute little girl 😽🥰

20/10/2022

Treats time 😋

20/09/2022

Gangsters of cats 😁

01/02/2022

Our cute and shy Silver black ticked girl 😽
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06/01/2022

Our new only kitten baby girl 3 weeks now ❤️

27/10/2021

23/10/2021

Doesn’t like long nails 😅

23/10/2021

Gorgeous chocolate 🍫 British shorthair girl 😽 available for new home 🏡
Lovely personality and beautiful temperament 🐈

01/06/2021

Introducing our queens and tomcats 😽🥰❤️

29/05/2021

Happy 1st Birthday to our fluffy graduates😽🎓 - Rosie, Sushi, Bella, Cleo, and Basil!
Year ago we were searching around to find a loving parents... and thank goodness there are pleasantly good people out there 🤗

Thanks dear parents for your love and compassion, very much appreciated ❤

29/03/2021

Happy birthday to our gorgeous boy Richard 🙌🏻🎊🥰 he is 1 year old today ❤️

27/03/2021

Our stud Sir Diamond Richard lilac British shorthair

27/03/2021

Our babies relaxing 😎

04/03/2021

Our stunning blue Markiz of Diamond 💎 😽

04/03/2021

Our gorgeous little Diamond 💎 Belle

04/03/2021

Cute little baby Diamond Luna 😽

13/01/2021

Our new generation diamonds 💎 😍
Belle, Armani & Alyssa ❤️
Leon, Dandy, Amira 😘

26/11/2020

Differences between CASTRATION (OPHORECTOMY) and STERILIZATION (neutering/spaying) your cat

Hi dear friends 🤗! We hope that you all are doing well. Today we would like to discuss the differences between sterilization and castration.
We have a reason why we decided to let you know about such an important thing.

So, what is sterilization in cats?

It is a surgical procedure that suppresses the reproductive function of the animal while retaining its various hormonal functions.
Sterilization does not suppress the hormonal functions which give rise to all unwanted behavior such as urine jets, unwanted markings, and strange behavior. Sterilization can also be done in the male and not only in the female. Those surgeries are called neutering and spaying.

What is castration in cats?

Castration is the surgical removal of the te**es in the male and the ovaries in the female, negating both the reproductive and hormonal function of the cat. During the castration of your male or female cat, no more reproduction is possible, and the presence of sexual behavior is removed.

WHY CASTRATE YOUR CAT?

Castration in the male: the removal of the testicles. The cat that has been spayed marks its territory less with urine jets and also helps to avoid running away.
Castration in the female: ovariectomy or removal of the ovaries. This helps reduce or eliminate unwanted behavior from your female. For example, heat, meowing, urination but also the risk of having a litter. It also helps to avoid health problems such as the risk of breast tumor and also eliminates the risk of serious infections of the uterus (pyometra). For both males and females, life expectancy is increased after this operation.
Castration is an irreversible intervention. Your cat's metabolism changes after the operation and the risk of being overweight increases. Care should therefore be taken not to give neutered cats too much food or to give them less calorie food in order to avoid being overweight. Also play regularly with your cat, to give him enough physical activity.

The castration technique advantages:

It controls the character in cases where there are specific problems related to coexistence (such as aggressiveness, escapes, urine jets, etc.), and all the advantages related to sterilization: it prevents diseases related to the uterus or the breasts, in the case of females, and it prevents prostate diseases in the case of males.

You can neuter your male or female cat when it has reached sexual maturity, so at an age of 6 to 8 months (recommended by most veterinarians)!

Have a lovely day ahead friends!

20/11/2020

Our British shorthair cutest newborn baby kittens 😽
Parents:
Father - Diamond, colourpoint British shorthair
Mother - Tina, blue British shorthair

24/09/2020

Look in to his blue eyes 😽🥰
Diamond, you are the real 💎

24/09/2020

Diamond 💎 in action 😽

11/07/2020

How cute they are 🥰 aren’t they?

08/07/2020

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02/07/2020

The cutie fluffy kitten Alfie explores its new home 🤗
Tell us what you think in the comments section!

https://youtu.be/4QxdqkOday8

Alfie is 10 weeks old in this video (yes he is very small!). Here he is frolicking around the house for the first time :)

02/07/2020

British Shorthair kitten's temperament is said to be lively, intelligent, and active overall.

While adult British Shorthair cats are often described as “couch potatoes,” this certainly isn’t the case for a British Shorthair kitten!

When you are selecting a British Shorthair kitten out of a litter, you always want to look for a kitten that has clear eyes and ears, and even, healthy-looking fur.

They should have a curious and confident demeanor, a willingness to interact and play with you and littermates, and a willingness to be handled.

These qualities will help you pick the healthiest, friendliest British Shorthair kitten to share your life with.

01/07/2020

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01/07/2020

British Shorthair are known to be very friendly, social, and human-oriented cats. They get along with all other members of the family and are extremely attached to their owners.
Being very patient cats, they get along perfectly with little children and other pets including dogs in the household.
At the same time, like true British aristocratic cats, they won't tolerate the brusque attitude so, never treat your British cat as a toy!
British Shorthair are cats with a very good nature, a quiet temper, and great intelligence!

30/06/2020

Our first stunning litter 🥰

30/06/2020

Great treadmill for cats to have fun and be in shape 😀

30/06/2020

History of British Shorthair cats breed:

The British Shorthair, while originally coming from the farms and streets of Britain, is also considered to be the first cat of the cat fancy. The first professional breeder was Harrison Wier, known in cat fancy history as the "Father of the Cat Fancy". He also determined the rules for the first cat show, which was held in Britain in 1871.
Harrison took the humble street cat of Britain and, through an intensive breeding program, transformed it to the pedigreed breed that he named the British. The British fell in love with their new now-pedigreed breed. At one time, it was known as the British Blue, but since it comes in a variety of colors, it is called either the British or the British Shorthair.

Personality:

The British Shorthair is a very pleasant cat to have as a companion. She is easy going and placid. The British is a fiercely loyal, loving cat and will attach herself to every one of her family members.
While the British cat loves to play, she doesn't need hourly attention. If she is in the mood to play, she will find someone and bring a toy to that person. The British cat also plays well by herself, and thus is a good companion for single and busy people.

Living with the British Shorthair cat/kitten:

The British Shorthair is a thick, muscular cat so her nutrition must be carefully controlled. Despite her heavy boning and musculature, you want to make certain she keeps a proper weight and does not get out of condition. She must get adequate exercise. Interactive play may be necessary to keep the breed in good shape.
The British will play when she wants to play and will find a toy or create one out of anything she finds if a cat toy is not available.
Daily brushing is important, especially during seasonal changes when the coat is thickening or thinning. Even this Shorthair cat can get knots in her coat if she isn't brushed regularly.
The British tolerates being left alone. She is affectionate but also spends time just sleeping in the sun. The British is an easy cat to care for and makes a wonderful, quiet companion.
As a powerful cat, all components of this breed should be well developed. The British Shorthair has a broad chest, muscular neck, strong jaws, and a well-developed muzzle. The legs are thick and strong. The breed looks like what she originally was, a cat that was to keep rodents out of the barn and the house.
The coat of the British is thick and dense. It becomes much longer and thicker during the winter. The texture of the coat is relatively hard, as it is meant as protection for the cat.
When you pick up a British, you should always support her back end. British should not have their hind end drag down their abdomen, as this can make them uncomfortable and insecure.

Coat:
Length - short to medium, straight.

Colors:
Blue, White, Black, Cream, Red, Brown, Silver, Cameo, Bluecream, Tortoiseshell, Torbie, Smoke, Shaded.
Pattern:
Solid color, Tortoiseshell, Bicolor, Tricolor/Calico, Tabby, Smoke, Shaded.

Eye colors:
Blue, Copper, Gold, Odd-eyed

Life expectations:
8 - 14 yrs

29/06/2020