European Shorthair Kittens
The native farm and street cat of continental Europe, standardised as a breed.
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Good to know
- Recognised formally in the 1980s to separate it from the British Shorthair.
- Especially common in Scandinavia, where it is the traditional household cat.
- Bred from working stock, so it is hardy and generally long-lived.
Who it suits
Families wanting a balanced, healthy cat with no unusual requirements.
Care
A weekly brush and ordinary veterinary care. It suits both indoor and supervised outdoor life.
History of the breed
The ordinary cat of continental Europe, descended from Roman-era imports. It had no formal identity until Scandinavian breeders pressed for one, and in 1982 it was separated from the British Shorthair and given its own standard.
Available European Shorthair Kittens
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