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.
29Norwegian cross with stunning silver undercoat
Norwegian Forest Cat
"ONE WEEK UPDATE (05/05): Every kitten in this litter has now more than doubled their birth weight! Ranging from 234g to a massive 278g. This is a testament to their incredible Norwegian Forest Cat he
Adorable Norwegian forest kittens ready to leave
Norwegian Forest Cat
They are a litter of 5 three boys and two girls They all have very good temperament like their parents. They are very good with children and other pets. They are very quiet they don’t cry even when yo
3Tabby cat
Norwegian Forest Cat
I have a tabby cat since December 24, but she is home alone most of the time and I rarely have time for her. She is a very smart and clean cat, and she often goes hunting. I have decided to give her t
13Gorgeous Norwegian Forest kittens
Norwegian Forest Cat
We have 7 Norwegian Forest kittens for sale. They are food and litter trained. Super friendly and loving. They love cuddles and are playful with their little individual personalities starting to show.
181I saved the best girl for last!
Norwegian Forest Cat
Batty is such a nice girl I have been tempted to keep her to add to my breeding program. She is chunky, super fluffy, inquisitive, friendly, affectionate, - her colors are sheer poetry, she is going t
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