Korat Kittens for sale in Lifton, Devon

1 Korat Kittens for sale in Lifton, Devon

The Korat, also known as Si sawat, Malet, is native to Thailand, where they are called "Si-Sawat", which translates as "grey-blue cat", and in their native country they have always been highly prized, being considered lucky charms. They are a rare breed and anyone wishing to share their home with a Korat must register their interest with breeders and get on a waiting list to enjoy such a striking, loyal and affectionate cat.

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

1 month

Clairabelle kittens rare breed Korats

£700

Korat4 months3

Three boys left from different litters One ready September 27/28 The other 2, of which one has a lucky tail kink, ready October 6

CLAIRABELLEID verified

Okehampton, Devon(14.2mi)

FAQs

How can I tell if my cat is a Korat?

You can identify a Korat by its medium-sized, sturdy body, short shiny silver-blue coat tipped with silver, heart-shaped face, large mobile ears, and striking green or greenish amber eyes that may take up to two years to reach full colour. They rarely have white markings on their coat. For absolute certainty, a cat DNA test is recommended.

What is the temperament of a Korat cat?

Korat cats are affectionate and gentle, often enjoying close interaction with their owners. They bond strongly with humans and like being held, making them loving companions.

Are Korat cats rare?

Yes, Korats are considered a rare breed historically exclusive to Thai royalty and typically gifted rather than sold. Today, they remain a minority breed with limited breeding worldwide, more commonly found in Thailand, Europe, and parts of the U.S.

How much does a Korat cat cost?

A purebred Korat kitten with pedigree papers can cost up to around £1,600 to £1,800, reflecting their rarity and pedigree status.