Cat Trees For British Shorthair Cats

The British Shorthair is a pedigree of the more traditional British domesticated cat and has some very unique features that separate it from its predecessor.

The British Shorthair has a typically ‘chunky’ frame and a dense coat. But, probably the most recognisable feature of the British Shorthair is their remarkable solid blue / grey eye colour! Truly stunning!

Another recognisable characteristic of the British Shorthair is their temperament. they make fantastic indoor pets, but also like to go outside an explore as well.

When choosing a cat tree for a British Shorthair, you need to understand what they like so that you can purchase a cat tree that will cater for all their needs.

British Shorthairs are very easy going felines and whilst they like to climb and play, they also like to laze around and have a cosy catnap.

Choosing a cat tree that have several areas for them to be able to put their paws up and have a snooze is very important, so having plenty of lying places and hammock is something that you should seriously consider.

Also, if you have a cat tree that also has a private kitty condo for them to escape to when they need, this will also be a massive benefit to them as they go about their relaxing days.

As the British Shorthair is a bulkier cat, it is important to ensure that the cat tree or cat scratching post that you decide on is strong and stable and can keep them nice and secure as they explore and lie down.

Investing a little bit more money in your cat tree will pay off in the end, as they will become accustomed to their cat tree over time and will not be ‘thrown off balance’ when you have to replace their cat tree after only a relatively short amount of time.

We have compiled a list of our favourite cat trees for British Shorthair’s below as these cat trees have plenty of areas for them to sleep, whilst also providing them with a strong and sturdy playing space when they are feeling adventurous.