British Shorthair Kittens: Blue, Ready for Their New Homes

We have five beautiful blue British Shorthair kittens looking for loving, permanent homes. They’ve been raised in our home with plenty of handling and social contact, and they’re curious, confident and used to everyday household life.

Meet the litter

All five have the classic British Shorthair look: round faces, dense plush coats, chunky little paws and copper-orange eyes. Some still show faint “ghost” tabby markings, which are normal in blue kittens and usually fade as the coat matures.

About the breed

British Shorthairs are calm, easygoing and affectionate without being clingy. They suit families, couples and first-time owners, and they cope well with a quieter routine. They’re slow to mature (3–5 years), so expect a loyal companion for 12–20 years.

What’s included

• Microchipped 
• First vaccination given, second booked
• Vet-checked
• Flea and worm treated
• Registration papers: GCCF / TICA /
• Written sales contract
• Starter pack: a small amount of the food they’re eating, a blanket with their mum’s scent, and a care sheet
• 4 weeks free cover
• Ongoing advice after you take them home

Health and parents

• Mum: Lucy. You are welcome to meet her.
• Dad: Tony
• Parents’ health test results (HCM heart scan, PKD, genetic panel): available on request 

Viewing and reservation

• Viewings are by appointment, at our home, where you can see the kittens with their mum.
• Video calls are available for anyone who can’t visit straight away.
• A reservation deposit of £200 is taken only after you’ve met the kittens, and it’s deducted from the final price.
• Kittens go home at 13 weeks or older. Available from: .
• Collection only, so you meet your kitten in person. We do not ship.

Our requirements

We want every kitten to have a loving, permanent home. We ask that buyers:

• are 18 or over,
• can provide a safe, indoor-focused home,
• agree to have their kitten neutered at the appropriate age [if applicable],
• agree to contact us first if they can ever no longer keep their cat.

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