British Shorthair Kitten For Sale

At Khan Kittens

Welcome to Khan Kittens, your trusted cattery for British Shorthair kittens in India. Known for their plush coats, round faces, and calm demeanor, British Shorthairs are perfect family companions. Whether you're looking for British Shorthair kittens near you or exploring British Shorthair prices, we're here to help you find your perfect feline friend.

British shorthair cats are one of the oldest and most beloved cat breeds. They are originally from the United Kingdom and are famous for various traits mentioned below:

• The British shorthair cat has round, expressive eyes that are often in hues of copper or gold.
• British shorthair kitten has a velvet-like fur, an extremely dense and plush coat.
• British shorthair cats, when fully grown, have a stocky, muscular build.
• They not only have a calm and peaceful behavior but also a friendly and cheerful character to stay around.

British shorthair cats are independent yet loving, and often not being clingy at times, which qualifies them as even better companions for working professionals and single cat parents alike.

Coat color is the single biggest reason two British Shorthair kittens of the same age, health and lineage sit at different price points. Here is how the colors we place compare, and what to expect when you are buying in India.

• Blue British Shorthair — the classic, and the one most people picture: a solid blue-grey coat, dense and plush enough to stand away from the body, with round copper or deep orange eyes. It is comfortably the most requested color in India, and that steady demand keeps a blue British Shorthair kitten in the middle-to-upper part of our pet-quality range rather than at the cheap end.
• Lilac British Shorthair — a dilute of chocolate, giving a soft pale grey with a warm pinkish cast, usually paired with copper eyes. Noticeably less common in Indian litters than blue, and priced above it.
• Golden British Shorthair — a warm golden undercoat with darker shading or ticking, and green or hazel eyes rather than copper. One of the rarest colors in the breed worldwide, and the one we are asked for most often relative to how seldom it is available, which puts it at the top of the range.
• Cinnamon British Shorthair — a genuinely uncommon warm reddish-brown. Both parents have to carry the gene, so litters are scarce and availability is unpredictable. Expect top-of-range pricing and a wait.
• Silver, colorpoint and bi-color — silver shaded and silver tabby coats, colorpoints with their pale bodies and blue eyes, and the bi-colors all sit between blue and the rare colors on price.

Color changes the price, never the cat. Temperament, health screening, deworming and the vaccination schedule are identical across every British Shorthair we place, whatever the coat. If you have a color in mind, tell us before you book — the rarer colors are litter-dependent, and we would rather put you on a short wait for the cat you actually want than place the one that happens to be available.