All of our kittens go to their new home...
- Micro Chipped
- Vaccinated x 2
- Wormed
- Flea Treated
- Vet Checked
- Desexed
- Kitten Starter Pack
- Diet & Care Info
- Vaccination Certificates
- Desexing Certificates
- Ongoing Support
Welcome to our boutique cattery nestled in the heart of Gippsland, Victoria, where we specialise in breeding the traditional British Shorthair—a breed renowned for its exquisite beauty and endearing temperament.
Our passion for these remarkable cats goes beyond just their appearance; it’s their loving, gentle nature that truly captures our hearts.
Each kitten we raise is a testament to our dedication to quality and temperament, ensuring that they are not only stunning in looks but also possess the affectionate and well-mannered disposition that the British Shorthair is celebrated for.
We take immense pride in nurturing and producing kittens that will bring joy and companionship to their future families, making them a cherished addition to any home.
Foxwood British Shorthairs provide all pedigree papers showing kittens bloodlines.
Foxwood British Shorthairs is not a production line. We have limited kittens available yearly. We individually care for all kittens to ensure they are well accustomed to go to their forever home
Regular DNA and Genetic Testing is undertaken on breeding Studs and Queens
Kittens sold are provided not only with pedigree papers, but are vaccinated, vet-checked, microchipped, litter trained and ready for their forever home.
Foxwood British Shorthairs is proudly registered with the feline control council of Victoria. We are committed to their code of practice and ensuring the quality of our kittens.
All of our kittens are well socialised, healthy with lovely temperaments. We breed predominantly traditional blues but do have the occasional Lilac, Chocolate and Smoke kittens available.
All of our British Shorthair kittens are easygoing, friendly, low shedding and great companions without being overly needy. They are healthy, lovely-looking chunky cats with beautiful big round eyes.
Call us today to discuss the waiting list requirements.
All of our British Shorthair kittens are easygoing, friendly, low shedding and great companions without being overly needy. They are healthy, lovely-looking chunky cats with beautiful big round eyes.
Call us today to discuss the waiting list requirements.
At Foxwood British Shorthairs we ensure that all of our kittens, Studs & Queens are well-treated and raised in a loving environment. All planned matings are done not only to ensure that our kittens are healthy but also to improve the overall quality of the breed. We believe that there are too many backyard breeders that only operate to make money. All kittens are prepared to go to their new homes to be spoilt and become part of a new family.
We breed quality not quantity, our kittens are raised in a friendly and stress-free environment. They enjoy lots of playtime, are ready for cuddles, and are extremely lovable and affectionate. We look for loving and responsible owners, that are looking for a lifelong companion. We are committed to ensuring happiness for both our customers and our kittens.
At Foxwood British Shorthairs, we are committed to ensuring that our kittens find the perfect homes, where they will be cherished and loved.
Due to the high demand for our traditional British Shorthairs, we operate on a waiting list basis.
To secure your spot, simply reach out to us through our contact form or via phone to express your interest.
As we approach the time when kittens become available, we’ll keep you updated on upcoming litters and expected timelines.
Rest assured, joining our waiting list is the first step towards welcoming a Foxwood British Shorthair into your home, and we are here to guide you through every part of the journey.
Are you considering adopting a British Shorthair cat? As with any pet, it’s important to do your research to ensure that this breed is the right fit for you and your family. To help answer some common questions about British Shorthairs, we’ve put together a list of frequently asked questions. Learn about the characteristics of this beloved breed, their typical lifespan, and any health concerns to be aware of. By familiarizing yourself with the ins and outs of British Shorthair ownership, you can make an informed decision about whether this breed is the right addition to your family.
British Shorthair cats typically live between 12 and 17 years, with some cats living even longer. As with any breed, their lifespan can be influenced by factors such as diet, exercise, and genetics. To help ensure a long and healthy life, it's important to provide your British Shorthair with a balanced diet, regular exercise, and routine veterinary care.
British Shorthair cats are known for their compact, muscular build, round face, and plush, dense coat. They are a medium-sized breed with a broad chest and a thick, short tail. Their coat comes in a variety of colors, including blue, black, white, cream, red, and silver. British Shorthairs are typically laid-back and affectionate cats that make great companions.
Buying from a registered breeder can ensure that you are getting a healthy and well-socialized pet. Registered breeders are held to high standards and are required to follow specific breeding practices, such as health testing for genetic disorders and screening for potential health issues. Additionally, registered breeders often provide ongoing support and guidance to new pet owners, ensuring that your new pet has the best possible start in life.
British Shorthair cats have a dense, plush coat that requires regular grooming to prevent matting and tangles. Brushing your cat once or twice a week with a slicker brush or a comb can help remove loose hair and prevent hairballs. You should also trim your cat's nails every few weeks and clean their ears as needed. Bathing your British Shorthair is not usually necessary, but if your cat gets into something particularly messy, you can use a gentle pet shampoo and lukewarm water to clean them.
British Shorthair cats are typically laid-back and friendly, which can make them great companions for children and other pets. However, as with any cat, it's important to introduce them to new people and pets slowly and supervised, especially if your cat has never been around children or other animals before. Make sure to teach children how to properly interact with cats, such as not pulling their tails or ears, and to always supervise interactions to prevent any accidents.
British Shorthair cats don't have any specific dietary needs, but it's important to feed them a high-quality, balanced diet that meets their nutritional needs. Look for cat food that contains a high percentage of protein and a low percentage of carbohydrates. You should also avoid overfeeding your cat to prevent obesity, which can lead to health problems. Talk to your veterinarian if you're unsure about what type or amount of food to feed your British Shorthair.
Do you have a question? Or would you like to inquire about an upcoming litter of British Shorthairs? Please feel free to contact us directly or fill in the form and we will get in touch with you.