Orientals are very lithe, slender cats that boast a lot of energy. They are naturally talkative and extremely attached to their owners. They have a wonderful nature and thrive in a family environment, becoming involved in everything that goes on around them. This is just one of the many reasons why Orientals have remained a popular companion and family pet not only in the UK, but elsewhere in the world.
Read our Oriental Buying Advice page for information on this cat breed.

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Stunning tabby oriental kitten, lovely temperament, from a breeder of over 30 years experience. Mum is a blue point Siamese from Scotland, dad is a red tabby oriental from a top breeder in Hungary. Ki

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she unfortunately doesnt get on with our other cats at home as to this we will deny any home that already has cats. if you are also planning on getting more afterwards i suggest you do not take her on

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Looking for a forever home for 2 beautiful rare blue females. One is 3 months (cupcake born July 17th this year) and her sister (Cheesecake, born March this year) from previous litter, she is 8 months

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Two lovely pedigree Oriental Longhair kittens (from different litters). Blue male, cheeky happy lovely fluffy baby, ready end of November. Black tortie female OLH, full of that fabulous tortitude. All

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ATTENTION - MY FRIENDS HAVE DISCOVERED THAT FAKE ACCOUNTS PERIODICALLY APPEAR WITH MY NAME OR WITH PHOTOS OF MY KITTENS. PLEASE BE CAREFUL AND DO NOT SEND MONEY TO PEOPLE IF YOU ARE NOT SURE. I ONLY H

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ATTENTION - MY FRIENDS HAVE DISCOVERED THAT FAKE ACCOUNTS PERIODICALLY APPEAR WITH MY NAME OR WITH PHOTOS OF MY KITTENS. PLEASE BE CAREFUL AND DO NOT SEND MONEY TO PEOPLE IF YOU ARE NOT SURE. I ONLY H
Oriental Shorthair cats typically cost between £450 and £2,300 when purchased from reputable breeders in the UK, with prices varying based on pedigree, age, and breeder reputation. Adoption fees are usually lower, around £40 to £270, but Oriental cats are rarely found in shelters. Initial costs such as vaccinations and microchipping add to the investment, with ongoing monthly care expenses, including food, litter, and vet visits, potentially ranging from £90 to £400. Overall, lifetime care costs may amount to approximately £9,500 to £12,500.