Bacca – Golden Shaded British Longhair
british longhair kittens for sale
Bacca – Golden Shaded British Longhair Boy
Bacca – Golden British Longhair
Bacca – Golden Shaded British Longhair Boy
Bacca – Golden British Longhair
A Fluffy British Longhair
Bacca is an adorable and sturdy British Longhair boy who showed his strength from the moment he was born. With attentive care, a balanced diet, and plenty of playtime, he has grown into a healthy and vibrant golden British Longhair kitten. His striking features include big, round, emerald-like eyes and a medium-sized, slightly upturned nose. Bacca’s chubby cheeks and elegant ears only add to his charm, making him a perfect example of the beauty British Longhair kittens.
Sweet Face with a Great Personality
All of our British Longhair kittens inherit a wonderful personality and are lovingly socialized to be friendly companions. However, Bacca stands out as one of the friendliest of them all. He’s incredibly cuddly, and I can even hold him in my arms—though I must admit, it’s a bit tiring since he’s been building some solid muscle lately! When I hold him, he simply lies in my arms, gazing up at me with his mesmerizing emerald-green eyes. For a full minute, he stays in this adorable pose, making it impossible not to admire his sweet face. Then, with a soft meow, he snaps me out of my daydream, reminding me just how charming he truly is.
Golden Fur Like Chewbacca
We named Bacca after Chewbacca, a beloved character from Star Wars, one of our favorite movie series. His strong, sturdy body, golden-brown fur, and dependable personality perfectly match his name. Bacca enjoys playing with other kittens and even adult cats, always interacting in a friendly and gentle way.
Strong Kitten with a Great Appetite
Bacca has a strong appetite and enjoys both dry and wet food. To ensure all our British Longhair kittens for sale grow strong and healthy, we provide a constant dry food buffet along with two servings of wet food daily. Bacca absolutely loves this routine. Every time we appear, he assumes it’s time for a feast. He leaps off the cat tree and rushes toward us, eagerly watching to see what we’re holding in our hands.
