Domestic Shorthair Cats for adoption in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire

2 Domestic Shorthair Cats for adoption in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire

Adopt from Cats in Crisis East London

Domestic Shorthair

5 monthsAge

11Sex

£300Price

Two Beautiful Little Panthers Seeking a Quiet Kingdom Raven and Fury are a bonded pair of beautiful, five-month-old black cats searching for a loving and patient home. Born on a farm in Kent under ch

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Romford, Greater London (43.1mi)

5.00

Loving adult female 5 years old

Domestic Shorthair

5 yearsAge

1Sex

£50Price

I’m having to rehome my beautiful tuxedo cat her name is coco I’ve had her since a kitten but my new baby has become allergic she is very loving but not clingy comes for rubs enjoys a treat she would

Rescue/Charity

Ilford, Greater London (44.5mi)

FAQs

Are Domestic Shorthair cats good pets?

Yes, Domestic Shorthair cats make great pets due to their friendly, playful, and adaptable nature. They exhibit a range of personalities from outgoing to shy, generally getting along well with children and other pets. Many are affectionate and enjoy spending time with their owners, making them suitable for family life.

Can Domestic Shorthair cats be left alone?

Domestic Shorthair cats can be left alone for reasonable periods as they adapt well to their environment and can be content as solo companions if provided with enough mental stimulation and comfort. Early socialisation and interactive playtime are important to keep them happy and prevent boredom.

Are Domestic Shorthair cats cuddly?

Many Domestic Shorthair cats are affectionate and enjoy cuddling, although individual personalities vary. While some may be lap cats who love close contact, others might be more independent, but generally they form close bonds with their owners.

Do Domestic Shorthair cats shed?

Domestic Shorthair cats shed regularly throughout the year and are not hypoallergenic. They have a short coat that requires regular grooming to manage shedding and maintain a healthy coat.