LaPerm Kittens for sale

2 LaPerm Kittens for sale

The La Perm, also known as LaPerm, is a relative newcomer to the UK, but is quickly gaining a following thanks to its endearing nature and charming appearance. These medium-sized cats with their unusual curly coats were originally bred in the USA, and it all happened rather by accident. However, the LaPerms were soon officially recognised in the USA before arriving on British shores in 2002, and since their arrival here the breed has been recognised by the GCCF and given champion status.

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

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8 Laperm mix kittens, curly & long-haired

LaPerm

12 weeksAge

35Sex

£380Price

Laperm-mix kittens – 8 available 5 females, 3 males Born 13 September – ready from Friday 29th at nearly 11 weeks old This is a large litter, so there is a natural range of sizes. All kittens are hea

Westhill, Aberdeenshire

Sweet LaPerm Kitten

LaPerm

4 monthsAge

31Sex

£900Price

I have one female black & white LaPerm Longhair kitten available. She is a very affectionate and loving lap cat who likes cuddles. She has a lovely soft, curly coat. Registered with GCCF, fully vacci

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London, Greater London

FAQs

How much does a LaPerm cat cost?

A LaPerm cat typically costs between £400 and £1,000 in the UK, with prices varying based on breeder reputation, pedigree, and whether the cat is pet or show quality.

Are LaPerm cats healthy?

LaPerm cats are generally healthy with no major breed-specific health problems reported and have an average lifespan of 12 to 15 years, but regular veterinary care is essential to maintain their wellbeing.

What is the temperament of a LaPerm cat?

LaPerm cats are known for being friendly, affectionate, and social; they often behave like dogs by following their owners and seeking close contact, making them loyal companions who thrive on interaction.

Can LaPerm cats be left alone for long periods?

LaPerm cats dislike being left alone for extended periods as they crave human companionship and social interaction; they do best in homes where they receive plenty of attention or have other pets to keep them company.