Breed traitsPersian cat personality: what daily life with one is like
Calm, gentle and quiet: what Persians are like at home, how they get on with children and other pets, how much attention they need and who they suit.
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Persian kittens in Dnipro
Persian kittens for sale at the Murtown cattery in Dnipro, Ukraine: none available now — join the waitlist and we will write to you first. Transport across Ukraine.
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Persian kittens: price and how to buy
- How much do Persian kittens cost?
- There are no kittens of this breed available right now, so we’ll name the price when a litter arrives. It depends on the color and on whether you take the kitten as a pet or with breeding rights. Join the waitlist and we’ll write to you first.
- Why do the pet and breeding prices differ?
- A kitten sold as a pet moves in as a companion, without breeding rights. The price with breeding rights is higher because that kitten goes to breeding work. When the cattery offers both, both prices are shown on the kitten’s page.
- How do I buy a kitten?
- Pick a kitten in the catalogue and send a request on the site or in the cattery’s Telegram bot — no sign-up needed. We’ll get in touch, answer your questions and reserve the kitten for you.
- What documents does a kitten come with?
- Each kitten’s page shows what is already done before the move: age-appropriate vaccinations, a vet passport, deworming, a microchip and a pedigree.
- Can I take a kitten to another city or country?
- The cattery is in Dnipro, Ukraine. Transport to another city in Ukraine or abroad is arranged individually when you reserve.
Persian: temperament and traits
The Persian is one of the oldest breeds: its ancestors reached Europe from Persia (today’s Iran) in the 17th century, and the modern type was shaped in Britain and the USA. Persians are calm, gentle and quiet, and they value comfort, a predictable routine and the quiet company of their owner. The long, thick coat needs daily combing and the eyes regular care, so the breed suits people who enjoy a slow pace and are ready to spend time on grooming.
Articles about the breed
- Breed traits
Breed traitsWhy Persians have flat faces and what it means for health
The Persian's flat face comes from decades of breeding for a short skull, not one gene. How it affects breathing, eyes and teeth, and what to check in a kitten.
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Breed traitsMyths about Persian cats: what's true and what isn't
A lazy “sofa cat,” an ancient breed from Persia, “the flatter the better,” kidney disease and fur allergy: we look at common beliefs about Persians and the facts.
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CarePersian care: coat, bathing, eyes and tear stains
Daily combing, stress-free bathing, care for the eyes and facial folds, hygiene, claws and teeth: a practical care plan for a Persian cat.
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HealthPersian health: tests, checkups and questions for the breeder
Polycystic kidney disease and the PKD1 test, breathing and eyes, retinal atrophy, heart, skin and teeth: what to check before choosing a Persian kitten.
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