Norwegian Forest Cat Kittens for sale

The Norwegian Forest Cat is known, also known as Norsk Skogkatt, Wegie, for having a charming personality to go with their stunning looks. They have been around for hundreds of years and have always been highly prized in their native Norway, as they are a hardy natural breed that can survive harsh climates and cold temperatures. They are large cats that take a long time to grow out, which means they remain very kittenish for a number of years. The Wegie, as they are affectionately known, has gained a large following not only in their native country, but also in many other countries thanks to their stunning looks and friendly, gentle nature.

Read our Norwegian Forest Cat Buying Advice page for information on this cat breed.

I only have two BEAUTIFUL babies left - Ginger one is a little Boy 💙 Multicolored one is a little Girl 🩷 MOTHER IS A FULL NORWEGIAN FOREST CAT & WAS £1,000 - Can be seen on Vieweing, she gorgeous &

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Wigan, Greater Manchester (11.1mi)

1 make one female left ready to leave long haired , flead and wormed yang cat litter tray , brought up round children so very friendly and love cuddles, second picture is from the last litter so you

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Brighouse, West Yorkshire (37.5mi)

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Norwegian Forest cats make excellent house cats due to their affectionate, friendly, and playful nature. They are gentle giants, good with children and other pets, and adapt well to indoor living provided they have enough space to accommodate their size and energy levels.

The main disadvantages include their high activity levels which require regular play and mental stimulation, the need for large living spaces, significant shedding due to their thick double coat necessitating regular grooming, potential health issues like hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and hip dysplasia, sensitivity to hot climates requiring climate control, and their relative rarity which can make them harder to find.

Norwegian Forest cats are generally considered a costly breed, with prices typically starting from around $1,000 or more depending on pedigree and breeder reputation. Additionally, they incur ongoing costs for grooming and veterinary care.

Norwegian Forest cats typically have a long lifespan, living around 14 to 16 years or more with proper care, nutrition, and regular veterinary attention.

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Norwegian Forest Cat Kittens for sale

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