We have 2 self contained quarantine units, should it be necessary to get Veterinary attention the cats own vet will be consulted. In the event that is not possible we would contact

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Crowvalley British Short »

Colours - Silver Tabby, Silver Spotted and Black smoke.

Our Boys

Ch Zatasha Silver Simba -
Classic Silver Tabby Breed No 18.
Ch Purravida Silver Buttons -
Silver Spotted Breed No 30s

At limited open stud to blood tested females.


Our Girls

Crovwalley Silver Ribbons -Connie- 30s sired by Silver Buttons(Alfie) Advish Silver Maddie- Maddie 30s sired by Ch Crokerkin Moonbeam

Ch Crowvalley Silva Georgette -Patsy. 18 Crowvalley Silver Panthea - Lola .18 sired by Silver Simba (Simba) Crowvalley Silver Chiffon -Angle 18 sired by Adtresh Silver Harry

I consider my self a hobby breeders and will breed when needing a new show cat. For Kitten availability call Betty on 01495 785546. All kittens are reared from birth in the house. They can only leave me when fully weaned and litter trained at 13 weeks.



They will have completed full vaccinations, be flea and worm treated and be covered by Petplan 4 weeks free insurance cover. New owners will be given a 4 generation Pedigree, information on the breed , a diet sheet, food for several days ( water supply if out of my area).

Links

www.petplan.co.uk
www.kittenlist.co.uk
www.adflyer.co.uk
www.pet4homes.co.uk


British Shorthair

Breed of shorthaired cat known for its strength, natural good health, and its habit of sleeping a lot.

Its coat is plush for a shorthaired cat and protects the cat well in wet weather and heavy underbrush.

They can be any of 16 colours: white, black, blue, cream, classic tabby, mackerel tabby, silver tabby, red tabby, brown tabby, spotted, tortoiseshell, tortoiseshell and white, blue-cream, bicolour, smoke, and British tipped.



Their ears are medium-sized and round-tipped. The tail is short and thick, eyes are large and rounded, and colour matches or complements coat colour. They have placid, gentle, and easygoing demeanors. Four kittens is the average litter size, and they are fairly pudgy and large.

They were developed into a breed several hundred years ago by Englishman Harrison Weir, who bred good specimens of the common English street cat until he got the hardy breed known today. By the end of the 19th century it became the most popular cat in renowned cat shows at Crystal Palace in London. They are an ideal cat for busy people who have little time to fuss with cat care.




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