British shorthair cats are short-nosed cats. Although the nose is not as severe as other short-nosed cats, it is also relatively short and flat. Because the nose is naturally short, it is prone to heavier breath sounds and poor breathing. , also short-nosed cats include Persian cats, chinchilla cats, American shorthair cats, Garfield cats, etc. These cats are not allowed to be checked by air.

No special care is required, as long as daily cleaning is done. However, any physical discomfort in British shorthair cats will usually be reflected immediately on the nose and eyes, so pay attention to the bright and energetic eyes of healthy British shorthair cats. When British shorthair cats are sick or in poor physical condition, they often become afraid of light and shed tears. In some cat breeds, the nasolacrimal ducts are easily blocked and cause tears. Cats shed excessive tears and often have eye feces in the corners of their noses. You can use absorbent cotton dipped in 2% boric acid aqueous solution and gently scrub it away.