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Cornish Rex Kittens for sale

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The Cornish Rex is a delightful cat with a playful, affectionate nature. They are small to medium in size and have a very unusual curly coat, a broad head and beautiful curly whiskers. They are known to be extremely intelligent and have a mischievous streak, and they retain their kittenish features well into old age. Many owners say that living with a Cornish Rex is like living with a dog, as their feline friends follow them from room to room and love nothing more than to fetch toys.

Read our Cornish Rex Buying Advice page for information on this cat breed.

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Stunning male Cornish Rex.

Cornish Rex

6 yearsAge
1Sex
£50Price

🐾 YOGGIE — LOOKING FOR HIS 5★ FOREVER HOME 🐾 My beautiful male Cornish Rex, Yoggie, is looking for a very special new home. I am extremely fussy about where my cats go, and Yoggie will only leave

Leicester, Leicester
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Cornish Rex Kittens Available for Reservation

Cornish Rex

5 weeksAge
4Sex
£1,200Price

We are delighted to announce that our beautiful Cornish Rex kitten is now available for reservation as a pet only. 📅 Date of Birth: 27 July 2026 👩 Dam: RW Catofeya Casey 👨 Sire: Catofeya Afonya Our

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London, Greater London
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Cornish Rex Male Seeking a Loving Forever Home

Cornish Rex

4 yearsAge
1Sex
£380Price

Available for Adoption – Retired Breeding Male Beautiful Cornish Rex male, 5 years old, looking for a loving new home after retirement from breeding. Title: DGC (Double Grand Champion) Date of Birth

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London, Greater London

FAQs

Cornish Rex cats are excellent pets, especially for families with children and other pets. They are intelligent, social, and playful, maintaining their kitten-like energy and curiosity throughout their lives. They enjoy human company and often seek attention and warmth. They can be trained to perform tricks and play games like fetch, but they require mental stimulation and don’t do well being left alone for long periods, which might lead to destructive behaviour if lonely.