British Shorthair & Longhair Kittens for Sale in
Northern California
Golden & Chinchilla colors — lovingly raised in our family
Health-Tested • Well-Socialized • Delivery Available



Breed Information
Why British Cats?

Meet The Kittens:
Choose Your British Kitten

$2500
DOB: 02-12-2025
boy
available
Danny
Very active and kind. He always wants to be near you

$3000
DOB: 02-12-2025
girl
reserved
GLORIA
Blue Golden Chinchilla.. Rare color. Very beautiful girl.
Meet The Parents:
Assurance of Quality and Health
*All parents are TICA and WCF registered and come from prominent European pedigrees, ensuring exceptional quality.

British Shorthair
Blue Golden
ay 11

British Shorthair
Golden Shaded
ny 11

British Shorthair
Golden Chinchilla
ny 12

British Shorthair
Golden Chinchilla
ny 12

British Longhair
Golden
ny 11

British Longhair
Golden
ny 11

Long hair
British golden
ny 12

British Shorthair
Golden (Red) Chinchilla
ny 11

British Shorthair
Golden (Red) Chinchilla
ny 12

British Shorthair
Golden (Red) Chinchilla
ny 12

Frequently Asked Questions
What food do British Shorthair kittens eat? Best diet for healthy growth
We feed our British Shorthair and Longhair kittens a carefully balanced diet designed specifically for their breed and age.
They enjoy high-quality wet and dry kitten food rich in animal protein, along with occasional natural supplements for healthy bone and coat development.
We use Farmina Pet Foods, a high-quality holistic Italian brand. It provides optimal nutrition for British Shorthair kittens during their critical growth stage.
If switching food, gradually transition by mixing the current food with the new food over 1–2 weeks to avoid digestive upset.
We avoid fillers, artificial additives, and poor-quality ingredients to ensure optimal digestion and healthy growth.
Are British Shorthair kittens litter box trained before adoption?
Yes, all our British Shorthair and Longhair kittens are fully litter-trained before they leave for their forever homes.
We use natural, unscented litter and start training from a young age to ensure consistent, clean habits.
This is part of our socialization and daily routine, which helps your kitten adapt easily to a new home.
When can British Shorthair kittens go to new homes? Adoption age explained
Our British Shorthair and Longhair kittens are ready for adoption at 12–14 weeks of age.
By this time, they are fully weaned, socialized, and have received age-appropriate vaccinations and health checks.
Waiting until this age ensures kittens are emotionally and physically ready to adjust well to their new families.
Why spay or neuter British Shorthair kittens? Health and behavioral benefits
1. Better behavior and calm temperament
Neutered British Shorthair and Longhair cats are calmer, less aggressive, and less likely to spray or fight. Castration helps stabilize hormones, reducing stress-driven behaviors like loud meowing and territorial marking.
2. Prevents health issues
Neutering eliminates the risk of testicular tumors and reduces the chances of hormone-related diseases. It’s a proactive step for long-term feline health.
3. Reduces risk of escape
Unneutered males often try to run away to find a mate. Neutered cats are more home-centered and less likely to wander or get lost.
4. Eliminates strong urine odor
Castrated males no longer produce the strong-smelling urine used for territory marking, making the home cleaner and more pleasant.
5. Longer lifespan
Neutered and spayed cats generally live longer, healthier lives. They are less exposed to risks from fights, infections, or stress-driven behaviors.
📌 Recommended age for neutering: 6–8 months, before reaching sexual maturity. Spaying females provides similar health and behavior benefits.
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