Persian Kittens For Sale

Specific Health Care Needs for Persian Cats

Persian kittens require a bit more grooming and facial care than other breeds due to their long coats and flat faces. Daily brushing helps prevent matting, and their eyes may need gentle cleaning to reduce tear buildup.

They can also be genetically prone to breathing issues and kidney disease, so we screen our breeding lines carefully. With the right care, regular vet checks, and a clean, calm environment, your Persian will thrive for years to come.

Our Commitment to Reputable Breeding

We've established an ethical breeder requirments which every breeder in our network must meet, focusing on key areas that matter most to us and to you:

• Genetic Health Assurance: We verify that all parent cats have been screened for common Maine Coon genetic conditions, including hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM), hip dysplasia, and spinal muscular atrophy (SMA). Our listings include breeders who provide documented proof of these health clearances.
• Ethical Practices: We ensure our breeders maintain clean, spacious, and loving environments for their cats. They are held to a high standard of care, including proper nutrition, socialization from an early age, and comprehensive veterinary care for every kitten.
• Transparency and Support: The breeders we partner with are committed to transparency. They provide a written health guarantee, full veterinary records, and TICA or CFA registration papers. Furthermore, they are prepared to answer all your questions and provide ongoing support after you bring your kitten home.

By choosing a kitten through the Charing Cross Clinic, you can be confident that you're not just getting a beautiful cat, but a healthy companion from a breeder who genuinely cares. We've done the background checks, so you can focus on the joy of finding your new best friend.

Contact Information for USA

Service State: USA

helpdesk@charingcrosscatclinic.com

+1 (910) 503-1630

Persian Cats For Sale in USA

Buyer's checklist for Persian kittens for sale

At Charing Cross Clinic, we want you to feel confident and informed when choosing a Persian kitten. Known for their gentle temperament and distinctive flat-faced appearance, Persian cats require responsible breeding and attentive care. This checklist will help you identify ethical breeders and ensure your kitten gets the healthiest possible start.

I. Breeder Credentials & Health Standards

• Cat Registry Membership: Is the breeder registered with a recognized organization such as The International Cat Association (TICA) or The Cat Fanciers' Association (CFA)? Registration helps confirm pedigree authenticity.
• Breed-Specific Health Screening: Ask whether the parent cats have been screened for conditions commonly associated with Persians, including:
  • Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD): A hereditary condition that reputable breeders routinely DNA test for.
  • Brachycephalic Respiratory Issues: Ethical breeders prioritize facial structure that supports healthy breathing.
  • Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA): A genetic eye condition that should be screened through responsible breeding programs.
• Written Health Guarantee: A trustworthy breeder will provide a written health guarantee outlining coverage terms and post-adoption responsibilities.
• Veterinary Records: The breeder should supply full vet documentation, including vaccinations, deworming schedules, and a recent health examination. Persian kittens should remain with the breeder until at least 12 weeks of age to ensure proper development.

II. Living Environment & Early Care

• Clean, Calm Environment: Persian kittens thrive in low-stress settings. You should be able to view the kittens' living conditions via visit or video call. Avoid breeders who restrict access or house cats in crowded or unsanitary spaces.
• Mother Cat Evaluation: Seeing the kitten's mother provides insight into coat quality, temperament, and overall health.
• Grooming Acclimation: Ask whether kittens are introduced early to grooming routines. Persians require regular brushing, face cleaning, and coat care throughout their lives.

III. Documentation & Transition Planning

• Purchase Agreement: You should receive a detailed sales contract covering health terms, return policies, and spay/neuter expectations.
• Registration Papers: CFA or TICA registration paperwork should be included or clearly explained.
• Diet & Care Guidance: Breeders should provide current feeding routines and grooming instructions to help ease the transition into your home.
• Post-Adoption Support: Reputable breeders remain available for questions about coat care, nutrition, and long-term health.

What Affects the Price of Persian Kittens?

Prospective owners often ask about pricing, and we believe transparency matters. The cost of a Persian kitten reflects the level of care, health screening, and ethical breeding involved. Pricing is not arbitrary-it represents an investment in responsible breeding and lifelong companionship.

• Genetic Health Testing: Ethical breeders conduct DNA testing for inherited conditions such as PKD and PRA, reducing long-term health risks.
• Veterinary Care & Preventive Treatment: Pricing includes vaccinations, deworming, routine vet checks, and prenatal care for the queen.
• Pedigree & Coat Quality: Persian kittens from well-documented bloodlines or with show-quality coats and balanced facial structure may be priced higher.
• Early Handling & Socialization: Time-intensive socialization ensures calm, affectionate kittens that adapt well to indoor living.
• Breeder Accountability: Responsible breeders limit litters, invest heavily in care, and provide long-term guidance to new owners.

By choosing a Persian kitten through Charing Cross Clinic, you gain access to vetted breeders who prioritize health, ethics, and temperament. While prices may vary depending on pedigree, location, and coat traits, most Persian kittens from reputable breeders typically range between $1,500 and $5,000.