Ross Davies 
A certified feline behaviourist on why a settled kitten suddenly stops using the tray, the checklist that fixes it, and the signs that mean a vet rather than a behaviour problem.
Eight weeks is a number borrowed from puppies. Why our British Shorthair kittens go home at fourteen to sixteen weeks, what happens in those extra weeks, and what to ask a breeder who offers you one earlier.
A certified feline behaviourist’s step-by-step method for introducing a new kitten to a resident cat: scent first, then sight, then supervised contact – and the signs that mean slow down.
A GCCF judge explains what he assesses in a British Shorthair on the show bench – build, head, coat, colour and temperament – and how it helps you spot quality in a kitten.
The questions a GCCF judge recommends asking a British Shorthair breeder before you buy – about the parents, health testing, how kittens are raised, and what comes home with them.
A breeder’s honest guide to British Shorthair kitten prices in the UK – what a well-bred kitten costs, what you are paying for, and why the cheapest kitten is rarely the best value.
A GCCF judge’s guide to telling a responsible British Shorthair breeder from a scam – the green flags, the red flags, and how to check a breeder is genuine before you pay.
A GCCF judge’s practical guide to choosing a British Shorthair kitten – how to spot a healthy kitten, vet the breeder, the health tests to ask about, price, and avoiding scams.
Calm, plush and endlessly patient — meet Britain’s favourite pedigree cat.
From vaccinations to four weeks’ free Petplan insurance — everything that goes out of the door with an EzBritz kitten, and why each thing is in the bag.