British Golden Cat Breed

These cats are a great choice for families looking for a gentle cat. They’re patient enough to get along well with small kids and other pets. They love spending time with their families.

The Golden British Shorthair is also one of the rarest and has one of the many different coat colors found in the breed.

British Shorthair, one golden color is classified as “Shaded Golden” and described as: “The undercoat is a rich warm cream color, with a mantle of black/dark brown tipping. The coat on the back, flanks, head, ears and tail should be tipped with color. The legs should show tipping which will decrease towards the paws, but which should be as even as possible. The chin, stomach, chest and under tail is a pale apricot color. Nose leather: brick red may be outlined in black/brown. Eye color; green or blue-green.”

They have thick and plush coats, a stock and muscular body, and a rounded face with adorably chubby cheeks.

British Longhair (Chinchilla Golden),described as: “The undercoat is pale honey to bright apricot. Coat on back, flanks, head and tail sufficiently tipped with black to enhance a golden appearance. Legs and end of tail may be shaded with tipping. Chin, ear tufts, stomach and chest to be consistent dilute color, much lighter in tone than the undercoat color. The general effect is lighter than a shaded golden due to less tipping. Rims of eyes, lips and nose outlined with black. Nose leather: pink. Eye color; green or blue-green.”