Tag: cat breeding
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My Experience of Starting and Ending a Cattery and Buying a Cat
Since I brought Wang Laosi – Xiaodi home, I planned to start a sideline business by opening a cattery for breeding. I won’t talk about the hardware. On October 31, 2020, three babies of Xiaohei and Xiaodi were born. Now the kittens are about three months old and are about to get vaccinated. Taking care…
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The Story of My Adopted Blue British Shorthair and Its Kittens
The blue British Shorthair in my family was given to me for free by the owner of a bookstore. Originally, it was supposed to be a wife for my sister’s big blue cat. But by some coincidence (omit 10,000 words here), I became its owner. It was two years old when it came, a complete…
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The Price and Breeding Situations of Non – Pedigree British Shorthair Blue Cats
In fact, for breed cats, including but not limited to British Shorthair blue cats, there are generally two situations. The first is the cats from regular catteries with pedigree certificates. These are high – end and professional. The overall quality of the cats is good, the purchase cost of breeding cats is high, and the…
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The Story of My Blue British Shorthair and the Difficulties in Cat Breeding
Perhaps it’s because there are so many people raising blue British Shorthairs currently, and they are also being bred in large numbers. Many people give them away for free to their friends, which naturally leads to a drop in the market price. When my cat Kele gave birth to her second litter of five kittens,…
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The Reason Why Blue British Shorthairs Are Cheap in the Domestic Market
Blue British Shorthairs were the first to enter the domestic market. I started raising and selling cats in 2014. Through my observations over the years, I’ve found some interesting points. Why are blue British Shorthairs cheap now? First, let’s talk about the advantages of breeding blue British Shorthairs at that time. In pet breeding, British…
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Reasons Against Breeding Your Blue British Shorthair: A Cost – Benefit Analysis
I suggest you not breed your cat. It’s a lot of effort with little reward. And don’t breed the blue – and – white either; it’s not much better. A while ago, a close friend of mine wanted to breed her blue British Shorthair and came to consult me. I really did my best to…
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My Cat’s Journey to Motherhood: From Mating to Kitten – Birth
58 people agreed with this answer. Actually, at that time, I just felt so sad that the little cutie I held dear in my hands was regarded as worthless by the other person. (So, being petty, I didn’t send my cat for breeding according to his advice.) Instead, I gave her the only chance in…
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The Economics and Challenges of Breeding Cats: A Case Study of Blue and Blue – and – White British Shorthairs
If your cat is a relatively high – priced breed, such as a Ragdoll or a Sphynx, and you can have a litter of 5 kittens (cats are not as fertile as dogs, and it’s quite common to have only 1 or 2 kittens after mating), if you sell each kitten for 1500 to 2000…
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The Unusual Cat – Breeding Story and Its Aftermath
I’ve broken up with my ex – boyfriend, who was also the owner of the cats. After the breakup, because he owed me money, he gave me the silver – shaded British Shorthair from that litter as payment… I named it Xiaoxiao Bai, and now it’s over two years old. Let me update some photos…