British Exotic Persian Kittens / Cats for Sale

We do not have any exotic kittens available at the moment.

All cats/kittens that are marked as “Ready to leave now” can available for delivery or collection within two working days.

All our Exotic cats and kittens are pedigree animals and come with a physical club registration certificate.

We deliver door to door across the UK.

Active and Older Kittens / Cats

  • Active Kittens

    Are you a breeder?

    We occasionally release some of our kittens as active for breeding.

    Breeder Information

  • Retired / Adolescent Cats

    Our retired breeding studs and queens.

    Not all our yearlings prove suitable for breeding, so are released for sale.

    Retired / Adolescent Cats for Sale

Our Cuddly Exotics

In the UK the most famous Exotic is Bagpuss, like him Exotics are cuddly, good natured and very affectionate. Unlike the preternatural Bagpuss, or the Persians from which they were developed, they are not sleepy “saggy old cloth cats”, they are very much awake and alert to all that you’re doing.

Exotics get on well with children and other pets and their placid nature makes them ideal house cats.

Our exotics like nothing more than to climb into your arms and snuggle into your neck.

We follow the Exotic breed standard, except where we try to breed out the extreme flatness of the nose, and our desire is to select endearing kittens for showing with gentile temperament and adorning features. Many of our kittens have consistent Champion titles within their genealogy.

Articles About Exotic Cats

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Does a Leopard Change Its Spots?
Does a Leopard Change Its Spots?

Or, why silver kittens lose their spots and goldens don’t!

Our British Coat Colours
Our British Coat Colours

An illustrated explanation of cat coat colours.

News About Exotic Cats

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Adventure Garden
Adventure Garden

“Open Day” at Belle Ayr’s kitten adventure playground.

Publications About Exotic Cats

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Distinguishing Recovery from Remission in FIP
Distinguishing Recovery from Remission in FIP

FIP is a dreadful disease and Belle Ayr has been working with Dr Diane Addie, one of the leading researchers in the subject, in investigating possible causes and treatments of it.

This study provides a useful model for differentiating recovery from chronic coronavirus disease using acute phase protein monitoring.

Prevention of Faecal FCoV Shedding
Prevention of Faecal FCoV Shedding

Dr. Diane Addie, et al, have published a paper on the efficacy of using MutianX to stop the shedding of the FCoV virus.

Belle Ayr was pleased to provide the funding that enabled the publication of this research.