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24 ads in Cats & Kittens for Sale in South East London, London

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Beautiful British Shorthair Kittens – Family Raised – 7 Weeks Old - Ready Soon
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Beautiful British Shorthair Kittens – Family Raised – 7 Weeks Old - Ready Soon
Age: 8 weeks
Ready to leave: in 1 week
Croydon, London
£750
Siberian 11 month kitten - not neutered
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Siberian 11 month kitten - not neutered
Age: 11 months
Ready to leave: in 1 week
Greenwich, London
£800

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What should I look for when choosing a kitten or cat?

When choosing a kitten or cat, consider their personality, age, and health. Observe their behaviour around other cats and people. Check for signs of good health, such as clear eyes, a clean coat, and no discharge from the nose or ears. Ask the seller about the cat's history, including vaccinations, worming, and any known health issues.

What are the legal requirements for owning a cat in the UK?

While microchipping isn't legally required for cats in the UK (unlike dogs), it is strongly recommended. Microchipping helps reunite lost cats with their owners. Consider insuring your cat to cover potential vet bills. Also, be aware of local council by-laws regarding pet ownership.

What questions should I ask the seller before buying a kitten or cat?

Ask about the kitten or cat's diet, vaccination history, worming and flea treatment schedule, and any known medical conditions. Enquire about their socialisation with other animals and children. It's also important to understand the cat's temperament and any behavioural issues they may have.

What are some important safety considerations when bringing a new cat home?

Ensure your home is safe for a new cat. Remove any potential hazards such as poisonous plants, loose wires, and small objects that could be swallowed. Provide a safe and comfortable space for the cat to retreat to, such as a bed or carrier. Supervise interactions with other pets initially. Be aware of open windows and balconies to prevent falls.

What are the signs of a reputable cat breeder or seller in the UK?

A reputable breeder or seller will be knowledgeable about the breed and happy to answer your questions. They will allow you to see the kitten or cat with its mother (if applicable) in a clean and comfortable environment. They will provide health records and vaccination certificates. Be wary of sellers who are unwilling to provide information or seem evasive.