British Shorthair & British Longhair Kittens in Regina

Regina families searching for a British Shorthair kitten in Regina usually find the same short list of local ads, none of them offering pedigrees or show records. CatKing Cattery is the documented alternative: a Toronto-based, TICA, CFA & WCF registered program raising golden shaded British Shorthair and British Longhair kittens, delivered to the Queen City with their health paperwork in perfect order.

Why Regina Families Choose CatKing

• Registered and accountable: a legally registered Ontario corporation and TICA, CFA & WCF cattery
• Champion lines: our cats compete and win at international shows
• Tested parents: genetic testing behind every litter
• Lifetime protection: breed-related genetic disease coverage for life
• Real aftercare: lifelong consulting whenever you have a question

Life in Regina With a British Cat

Regina's rhythm suits this breed. Long bright prairie days, walks around Wascana Lake for the humans, and a solid, good-natured cat holding down the home front in Harbour Landing, the Cathedral neighbourhood or out in White City. British Shorthairs are calm and self-assured; British Longhairs add a flowing coat and the same easy temperament. Both are indoor cats through and through, unbothered by a prairie winter and content in apartments, townhouses and family homes alike.

Reserving Your Kitten, Step by Step

The process runs in three steps, and Regina families complete the first two entirely from home. Here is how it works.

Step one: start with Available Kittens

Start with our Available Kittens: if a kitten listed there is the one, reserve that kitten directly and there is nothing to wait for. The waitlist is the backup for when no listed kitten fits, or none is listed right now: a $500 CAD plus tax deposit ($565 CAD) puts your family in line for a future litter, and waitlist families pick first from every litter. If you are searching kittens for sale in Regina with a colour in mind, this is how you avoid missing it.

Step two: meet your kitten from home

Photo and video updates follow your kitten's growth, and we will video call so you can see temperament for yourself before go-home day.

Step three: delivery to Regina

We arrange the flight to Regina and coordinate the timing with you. Your kitten arrives with two vet health exams completed, two FVRCP vaccines, deworming, TICA registration and 30 days of pet insurance already in place.

Colours Available

Regina families choose from the golden shaded family, the colours CatKing is known for. Golden shaded kittens carry a warm apricot glow over a dense, plush coat, with green eyes. Blue golden shaded turns the same coat cooler and more silvery, and lilac golden shaded — the rarest — softens it to a pale, warm grey-gold. Point colour litters add blue-eyed kittens in golden shaded point, blue golden shaded point, lilac golden shaded point and silver shaded point. Every colour is bred in both the Shorthair and the Longhair coat, so the real decision is shade and coat length together — and waitlist families make it first, before any kitten is listed publicly.

Settling Your Kitten Into Regina Life

Begin with one room and the essentials, litter, food, water, a scratcher and somewhere soft, and let your kitten expand their territory at their own pace. Because our kittens grow up underfoot in a home setting, the sounds of a Regina household, kids, appliances, a dog barking at a delivery, are already familiar territory. Your kitten's file includes both vet exams, vaccine records; a first visit to your Regina veterinarian in the opening weeks keeps everything continuous.

Coat care on the prairies

Prairie air is dry, especially in heated winter homes, and British coats respond well to two small habits: a water fountain to encourage drinking, and regular short brushing, weekly for a Shorthair, two or three times a week for a Longhair. That is the entire grooming program. What you get back is a cat who looks like a show photograph on an ordinary Tuesday in the Crescents.

For families in the growing suburbs, Harbour Landing, Greens on Gardiner, the same indoor rule applies: window perches yes, roaming no. British cats are genuinely content inside, which suits Regina bylaws and Regina winters equally well.

How long is the wait?

It depends on the colour and coat you want and where the waitlist stands, and we would rather tell you honestly than promise a date we cannot keep. Golden shaded kittens in both coats move fastest. The practical advice: join the waitlist before you need the kitten, tell us your first and second colour choices, and let litters come to you in order. Regina families who plan a season ahead rarely wait long.

Golden shaded, blue golden shaded and lilac golden shaded are our core colours, in both Shorthair and Longhair coats, with green eyes. Point colour litters bring blue-eyed kittens in golden shaded point, blue golden shaded point, lilac golden shaded point and silver shaded point. If your search was British Longhair kittens Regina or cat breeder Regina, start with our Available Kittens, and tell us which shade you are hoping for if the waitlist is your route.