Tibetan Kittens for sale
The Tibetan is a medium sized cat breed new to the UK, but already fully recognised in the Netherlands (where it originated), Belgium, Germany, France and South Africa. She is a semi-longhaired Tonkinese, and while the Tonkinese derives from a Siamese/Burmese cross, the Tibetan is the result of a Balinese (a semi-longhaired Siamese) and a Burmese. Tibetans are slowly gaining popularity in the UK with a small handful of breeders promoting this new breed. These breeders have also formed a specialist cat club dedicated to Tibetans and are working towards gaining recognition from both the Governing Council of Cat Fancy (GCCF) and the International Cat Association (TICA) in due course. The Burmese were recognised here in the 1950s, the Balinese in the 1980s and the mink-coloured Tonkinese received full recognition in 2001, so there is good reason to believe that the Tibetans will also be fully recognised in the future.
Read our Tibetan Buying Advice page for information on this cat breed.
Tabby kitten
Tibetan
she’s about 7 months old, absolutely beautiful gets on well with children’s she’s fully litter trained and is extremely affectionate. i’m having to get rid of her due to moving house where i am not a
Beautiful male cat
Tibetan
This beautiful cat is looking to go into a loving home where he will get love and attention he needs. Bed cat available too
FAQs
What is the temperament of a Tibetan cat?
Tibetan cats are highly intelligent, sociable, and talkative. They are strong-willed yet affectionate and enjoy forming deep bonds with their owners. Known for their playful nature, they love games like fetch and display a unique combination of acrobatic agility and a heavy-footed tread. Owners often describe them as being like part puppy, part monkey, and part elephant due to their varied behaviors and affectionate disposition.
Are there cats in Tibet?
