Do Exotic Shorthair cats have health problems?

Health Issues Common to Exotic Shorthair They include polycystic kidney disease (PKD), progressive retinal atrophy (PRA), excessive tearing of the eyes and respiratory problems caused by restricted nasal passages. Responsible breeders take steps to avoid these problems.

Why are Exotic Shorthairs so cute?

The Exotic Shorthair is an Attractive Breed Its small ears and wide-set eyes give its face a kitten-like appearance. With heavy features and a thick coat, Exotics are said to resemble a plush toy. Their soft, lovable, teddy bear looks make them a much sought after breed.

Can exotic shorthairs be left alone?

This easygoing breed would also work well for families with children. Once your kids learn how to treat your cat, they should get along perfectly. Because they don’t like being left alone, you shouldn’t get an Exotic Shorthair if he’s going to be left home alone for long periods of time.

Do Exotic Shorthair cats like to be held?

If you’re looking for a cat who loves to cuddle, exotics are it. They tend to follow their owners around the house and will jump into your lap as much as possible. Exotics love the company of others, be it from their humans or other cats (and even dogs).

Why choose Berryhill cattery for your Exotic Shorthair?

We acquired our first Exotic Shorthair in 1991 and have been actively breeding and showing all three since. The ultimate goal of Berryhill Cattery is to breed cats which most closely fit the standards dictated by the various cat associations without compromising the health and wellbeing of the breed itself.

Why do we breed exotics Shorthairs?

We specifically breed Exotics Shorthairs because we love this breed and the brightness they add to our lives. Find out more about our story and the amazing breed we have fallen in love with. “…All the cats are so clean and well taken care of.

Where is Berryhill cattery?

Berryhill Cattery is located in Upper Bucks County in Eastern Pennsylvania. The cattery was registered in 1983 with CFA, TICA, ACFA, and CFF. We currently show in CFA and TICA. Initially we began breeding and showing Himalayans.

When did you start breeding and showing Himalayan/Exotic Shorthair?

Initially we began breeding and showing Himalayans. We later added a few Persians to better the type. We acquired our first Exotic Shorthair in 1991 and have been actively breeding and showing all three since.