At BestOfTheBest Cattery, the health and long-term well-being of our kittens always come first.

After years of breeding experience, careful observation, and professional evaluation, we made the decision to discontinue breeding solid white Scottish cats.

This was not a trend-based decision — it was a health-based one.

Cat births are an important process with risks for mother and kittens. Learn about possible complications, dystocia, genetic testing, and why professional breeders are the best choice.

Choosing between a British Shorthair and a Scottish Fold is not simply about appearance. While both breeds share round features and calm temperaments, they differ in structure, emotional expression, and long-term care considerations.

As a breeder, the most important question is not “Which is cuter?” but rather:
Which breed best matches your lifestyle and expectations?

The first month of a Scottish Fold kitten’s life is filled with rapid change and discovery.

From closed eyes to playful exploration, from nursing to first meals, each stage builds confidence and trust. Proper care, gradual weaning, and early litter training help create healthy, social, and well-adjusted kittens.

Choosing the right kitten is just as important as understanding their development:

Scottish Fold and Straight cats represent the perfect balance of thoughtful breeding and calm temperament.

They are intelligent, affectionate, and adaptable — ideal companions for families and individuals alike. With proper grooming, balanced nutrition, and attention to Fold-specific ear care, Scottish cats thrive for many years.