3Male (Tomcat) British Shorthair Kittens For Sale In Northern Ireland
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3Black kitten 9 weeks old male
Lovely wee kitten, great nature, very playful. Had him for a week , dog is not liking him unfortunately. Dewormed flea free 9 weeks old Male Will come with cat bed, litter box, litter, kitten food both wet and dry, some toys and tunnel, bowls Texts & message only please Pick up g53 Glasgow
£100
AAmy
Private seller
32 male kittens needing new home asap
Looking to rehome.my 2 gorgeous male cats who are brothers they're both from same litter. Grey and white is named Woody and Black and White is named Buzz.. I have took a really bad allergic reaction.. they come with a big scratching post and 2 small ones food bowls, and 2 hooded litter trays and what ever food etc i have left. Looking for £100 ONO BOTH Or £40 each please text
£100
CChelsea
Private seller
2pet cat for rehome
🐾 Two Sweet Cats Looking for a Loving Home 🐾 We are sadly looking to rehome our two cats due to moving. 🐱 Cat 1: Grey boy, 1 years old 🐱 Cat 2: Black & white girl, 2 years old Both are family-friendly. Great with children Can be together or separately. Healthy, affectionate, and litter-trained. They deserve a loving home where they can get the attention they need.
£20
CCallum
Private seller
33 boy kittens for sale £100
3 jet black boy kittens ready to go to their forever home.Eating wet and dry kitten food and litter trained £100 each.
£100
JJoe
Private seller
3BRITISH SHORT HAIR KITTENS
4 beautiful BSH Kittens for sale. Dad is pedigree Lilac BSH and mum is Mainecoon x Persian. Kittens are litter trained, flea and worm treated. 1 female and 2 male left.
£700
DDaaniya
Private seller
3Kittens for sale
One ginger boy and two tortoise shell girls for sale . Wormed and litter trained . Used to dogs
£225
LLauren
Private seller
3British shorthair kittens
We have 2 British Shorthair Kittens ready to be rehomed. Born on the 26th of May. The Kittens are growing fast and are over 3 months old, ready for their forever home. All Kittens are litter trained and eat both wet and dry food. We will provide a goodie bag with a mix of their food when they leave to help the wee boy get used to his new environment. We own both of the parents
£500
AArtur
Private seller
34 cats.
Ginger: boy 10m £100 Tabby: female 5m £100 2 little 1s :female 3m tall £70 each or both £100
£100
CCarrie
Private seller
3Male british short hair cat
Indoor Litter trained Micro chipped Friendly Can be shy when 1st meet Needs a lovely home
£450
SRSaffiyah Rehman
Private seller
3BSH kitten
BSH chocolate boy for sale reduced to £500 Comes from a loving family home reared with children and other pets. Ready to leave Litter trained Wormed and flead
£500
LLauren
Private seller
5ALL SOLD Tabby kittens, ready now, 9 weeks - £35 each in Lancaster
Tabby Kittens form our well cared for and healthy farm cat. These Kittens make excellent stable or yard cats or regularly go to be house cats. Ready now (9 weeks) they are eating wet food and will be wormed before leaving. Standard brown tabby and blue tabby - some with white bits. Mother and Grandmother can be seen
£35
sps peacock
Private seller
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Frequently Asked Questions
When buying a British Shorthair kitten in Northern Ireland, check for up-to-date health tests, vaccinations, pedigree documentation, and breeder reviews. Visiting the kitten in person is essential to assess its temperament and living conditions. Our platform provides detailed adverts and breeder profiles to help you make a confident choice.
A British Shorthair kitten costs around £50. This is the average price of the British Shorthair kitten itself and other costs involved include vet bills and supplies, cat food, treats and toys.
Male British Shorthairs tend to be slightly larger and more muscular, with affectionate and playful personalities. They make loyal and energetic companions for families.
Training depends on the individual cat and consistency rather than sex. Male British Shorthairs respond well to training when given proper guidance.
Neutering is often recommended to prevent unwanted litters and reduce some health risks. Your vet can advise on the best timing for your kitten.