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British Longhair
A calm, sturdy and quietly affectionate cat with a dense semi-long coat, rounded features and an independent temperament.
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Score overview
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Health 3/5 The British Longhair has a moderate health profile. Conditions to monitor include hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, polycystic kidney disease in some lines, obesity and joint or dental disease. Recommended preventive care includes cardiac assessment, appropriate PKD testing in breeding lines, regular dental and mobility checks and consistent monitoring of diet and body condition. Advantages Things to consider
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