2 x beautiful persian x kittens.
Mum is a purebred Peke face persian and dad is a ragdoll x
Kittens are super friendly and playful, have been socialised with children and other pets.
Vaccinated, wormed and flea treated, microchipped.
50% deposit to secure. Happy to arrange a time for you to meet them.
WILLOBY
6 months old
Persian desexed male
Vaccinated
Microchipped
Vet health checked
Regular flea and worm treatments
Litter tray trained
Comes with pedigree papers
Has an amazing disposition. Loves people and cuddles … definitely a lap cat. Very playful, healthy and happy.
Asking 700.00
Ring Bruce 0427644530
Offered by breeder
CLARRIES PERSIANS AND EXOTICS
WILLOBY
Age: 6 months
Sex: desexed male
Breed: Persian
Colour: Flame colour point
Vaccinated, microchipped, sterilised and vet health checked. Regular flea and worm treatments.
Comes with pedigree papers. He has excellent show bloodlines.
WILLOBY is one of those cats with an amazing character. He loves people and cuddles. Follows us around just to hangout with us. He is also very playful. Raised in our home and underfoot.
We are one of the unique breeder of Purebred Chinchilla and Golden Persian Cats in Australia. The Dad came from France. Golden colour is recessive and exceptional to get. There is one remaining male kitten in our litter born on 05/03/23. He had his 3 shots of vaccination, is dewormed and microchipped. All our cats are raised in a small family environment and are very affectionate and playful. Photos 1 to 9 are from the kitten at 3 months of age. Photo 10 is from the Dad and what the cat will look like as an adult. No haggling please. We are looking for the best home for this exceptional kitten. The kitten will come with Official 5-Generation Pedigree and Owner’s Handbook.
3 adorable loving Tabby Persian kittens are now available for rehoming. They are now weaned, dewormed and had two shots of vaccination. They have been raised indoor in a family environment. They are very playful and affectionate. They will make a perfect pet for a cat-loving owner or family.
White Chinchilla, x Persian kitten male. Vaccinated, vet, checked, Microchip and Kitten pack. Litter trained. Wormed and flea treated.
Pick up from Preston Melbourne.
Contact 0478 780 722.
Registered breeder Ancats, 19173
2 Persian Chinchilla kittens (1 boys and 1 girls) ready to find the new home. They are currently 16 weeks old, been fully vaccinated, microchip and vet check. They are litter trained and they are on Royal Canin mother biscuits. The kitten have been brought up in loving home and they are very friendly and playful. They have fluffy Persian fur, big greenish eyes rimmed with black around and black paws.
This Beautiful Boy, Frankie was born to Purebred Chinchilla Parents, Lillyannah and Christian, (photos attached)
Born 10 May 2022 and the last of his litter, Frankie now 5 1/2 months old, needs a devoted family who are looking for an affectionate, loving and playful boy who loves to snuggle on your knee or beside you in bed.
Frankie is going to make a wonderful companion whether with a family or single owner.
He has been
Health Checked x 2
Microchipped
Vaccinated to August 2023
Parents tested clear of genetic diseases HCM and PKD.
Wormed and from a flea free environment.
Dollface Chinchilla Persians have a more prominent muzzle so don't have the breathing issues of other Persian breeds. Their beautiful silver tipped coat is easy to care for with regular brushing and it becomes one of their favourite pastimes.
If you are genuinely interested in this Beautiful boy, please contact me on 0488623979.
I live in Warwick Qld however,
Frankie can be transported almost anywhere in Australia.
RPBA 5694
4x Persian x Chinchilla Kittens
3x Female
Yellow Collar
Purple Collar
Black Collar
1x Male
Blue Collar
D.O.B 31/08/2022
Ready to go 14/09/2022 after microchip and vaccines and Vet clearance are completed.
Transportation can be organised by calling Pet Waggin, JetPets OR discussed with myself for negotiation.
RPBA MEMBERSHIP 2563
Veronikka Porter
More photos will be provided upon inquiry
READY TO GO
Family Kittens from Family Home. Available at The Rocks/Barangaroo Sydney for Pick Up.
Please briefly introduce you or your family's background so that we know that the kittens will go to a great family.
Serious enquiry welcome.
No deposit, no reservation.
SMS only.
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DOB 06 Jan 2022 (Twelve Weeks)
#1 Tiger Tabby - Girl (HOMED!)
#2 All White - Girl (HOMED!)
#3 All White Girl (Available) $1250
#4 All White Boy (Available) $1500
This little lovely will come with:
Dewormed & Flea Treated
Not De-Sexed (Entire)
Litter trained
Available is two 6 weeks old Purebred Chinchilla Persian Kittens (Silver Shaded Females) these two fluffy Cuties is ready for their forever homes by 03.04.2022.
Kittens will come: Microchipped, Vaccinated, Flea, Heartworm and Worm treated, Litter trained. Please feel free to message me and I will get back to you asap. Genuine enquiries only.
Registered with Responsible Pet Breeders Australia - member # 8777
5.5 months old boy, looking for a new home.
He is playful, cuddly and loves to play with water.
He is desexed, dewormed, flea treated, microchipped, toilet trained and vaccinated.
1 x Female Silver shaded with green eyes kitten. Kitten eats both wet and dry food. She is ready for her new loving home. Indoor home only.
🐾 Vaccinated
🐾 Litter trained 🧴
🐾 Scratch post trained 🤺
🐾 Super friendly personality ❤️
🐾 Flea and Worm treated 🐜🚫
🐾Weekly updates and pictures can be sent.
🐾Kitten is raised in our loving family home and used to everyday noises.
🐾Feel free to message us for more pictures or information. No time wasters, please.
Registered breeder RPBA 3595
Thank you for looking 🥰
For sale is my rare Chocolate bicolor male fluffy Persian kitten.
Kitten has been reared in the home and is very well socialised with other cats and children.
Ready now or can be held to 24/12/21.
Indoor home only.
🐾 Vaccinated
🐾 Litter trained 🧴
🐾 Scratch post trained 🤺
🐾 Super friendly personality ❤️
🐾 Flea and Worm treated 🐜🚫
🐾 Fully weaned on both wet and dry food
🐾Weekly updates and pictures can be sent.
🐾Kitten is raised in our loving family home and used to everyday noises.
🐾Feel free to message us for more pictures or information. No time wasters, please.
Registered breeder RPBA 3595
Thank you for looking 🥰
I have for sale a stunning tabby Persian female.
She will come to you fully vet checked, vaccinated and microchipped. She has been raised indoors and is well socialised. She is defleaed and wormed and litter trained.
The kitten will come with a kitten bag with kitten information, kitten toys and royal canon kitten food.
Both parents on display.
No time wasters!
Serious buyers only!
Please call or text 0421437339
Here are my litter of kittens available to take home today at 9 weeks old. Mum dad available to see with them, mum is a persian chinchilla, dad is a persian grey (both pictured also) these are the most cuddly cats and talk back to you, they sure let you know their presence.
No reservations on them, no offers either as i know i will have no issue selling them as these type are hard to come by.
Ivanka Grozdeva
Breed Characteristics
Grooming
Exercise
Size Range
The Ultimate Persian Guide
About Persian
The Persian cat is one of the oldest and most popular cat breeds in the world, cherished for its luxurious coat, sweet disposition, and regal appearance. This elegant feline has won the hearts of cat lovers worldwide and has a long and fascinating history.
Lifespan
10 to 15 years
Weight
2.5 to 5 kg
Height
20 to 25 cm
Grooming
One of the most distinctive features of the Persian cat is its long, luxurious coat which must be groomed regularly.
Origins
The Persian cat’s origins can be traced back to the cradle of civilization in ancient Mesopotamia, now modern-day Iran. It is believed that the breed was first brought to Europe in the 1600s by European explorers and merchants. The breed quickly gained popularity among European aristocracy and became a symbol of luxury and opulence.
As cat breeding developed in the 19th century, the Persian cat’s appearance evolved through selective breeding. The modern Persian cat has a more extreme facial structure, with a flat face and a shortened muzzle, than its ancestors. The breed was officially recognized in 1906, making it one of the earliest recognized cat breeds.
Yes, their sweet and laid-back temperament makes them well-suited to households with children and other pets, as long as everyone treats them with respect and kindness.
Common Health Issues & Considerations
Persians may suffer from:
Polycystic Kidney Disease
Brachycephalic Airway Syndrome
Eye Issues
Nature / Temperament
Calm, Gentle, Sweet, Affectionate, Dignified
Suitable Environment
The Persian cat is an indoor breed, ideally suited to living in apartments or homes with limited outdoor access.
Other Considerations
● They are sensitive to heat and cold, so it is essential to maintain a stable and comfortable indoor temperature.
● Persians are not overly energetic or demanding and are content with spending hours curled up on a comfortable spot.
● They can coexist well with other pets, provided that their companions are equally gentle and respectful of their need for tranquillity.
How can I take good care of my Persian?
Nutrition
A balanced and complete diet is essential to maintain the health and well-being of a Persian cat. High-quality, age-appropriate cat food should be provided, and owners should carefully monitor their Persian’s weight to prevent obesity, which can lead to a host of health issues.
As Persians are prone to dental problems, dry kibble can help maintain their dental health by providing a mild abrasive effect on their teeth. Some Persian cats may also benefit from specialised cat food designed for their unique facial structure, which can make it easier for them to eat.
Grooming
The Persian’s beautiful fur requires daily grooming to prevent mats and tangles. Regular brushing is essential, and owners may also wish to invest in a high-quality comb or slicker brush to keep their Persian’s coat in top condition.
Recommended Grooming Tips
Brush your Persian cat daily using a stainless steel comb or slicker brush to prevent tangles and mats from forming. Start by gently working through the topcoat and then move on to the dense undercoat.
Persian cats can benefit from regular baths, approximately every 4-6 weeks, to help keep their coat clean and free of debris.
Persian cats have a flatter face and large, expressive eyes that can be prone to tearing or discharge. Gently clean the eye area daily with a soft, damp cloth or pet-specific eye wipes to remove any discharge or crust.
Exercise
Engaging in interactive playtime, such as chasing after a feather toy or batting a ball, can help keep your Persian cat entertained and active. Remember to adjust the intensity and duration of playtime to match your cat’s energy levels and preferences.
Training
While Persian cats are not known for their agility or athleticism, they are intelligent and can learn basic commands and behaviours with consistent and positive training methods.
This is general information and should not be relied on for adopting or purchasing advice.
No, Persian cats are not considered hypoallergenic. Persian cats have long, thick fur, which can trap more allergens and worsen allergic reactions. Additionally, their grooming habits mean that their fur is frequently coated in saliva, further increasing the presence of allergens.
Finding a reputable Persian cat breeder is the key to getting healthy, well-behaved Persian kittens for sale. A kitten from an ethical breeder has a much better chance of growing into a calm, gentle adult cat. The average cost of a Persian cat for sale is usually around AUD $750 to $3000.