The Metroplex is really two cities and a hundred suburbs, and searches for kittens in Dallas come from all of them: Plano, Frisco, Irving, Arlington and Fort Worth itself. CatKing Cattery raises British Shorthair kittens and British Longhair kittens in Toronto and delivers across DFW, bringing North Texas families a registered, show-proven program instead of another unverified listing.
Because the paperwork travels well. CatKing is a TICA, CFA & WCF registered cattery and a registered Ontario corporation. Parents are genetically tested, our cats win at international shows, and every kitten carries lifetime breed-related genetic disease protection. Add two vet health exams, two FVRCP vaccines, deworming, TICA registration and 30 days of pet insurance, and the comparison with a local classified ad is not close. Distance is one flight; standards are the whole story.
We arrange the flight into the Dallas area and coordinate pickup with you, keeping the itinerary short and the handover personal. In the weeks before, regular photo and video updates mean your kitten is already a familiar face by arrival day.
Both are indoor cats with the same calm, people-oriented temperament, well suited to Highland Park houses, Uptown apartments and family homes in Southlake alike. The British Shorthair is the low-maintenance original: plush coat, weekly brush. The British Longhair adds a flowing silky coat that asks for a few short brushing sessions a week and returns the favour in pure glamour. Both shed modestly, both are quiet, and both are famously good with children.
Begin with one room: litter, food, water, a scratching post and a soft place to sleep. Let your kitten expand into the house over the first days. Raised underfoot in our cattery, CatKing kittens arrive used to household sounds and people, and DFW families usually have a fully settled kitten within the week. Your kitten's file includes both exam records, vaccine dates, deworming history, ready for your Dallas or Fort Worth veterinarian.
The rules are simple: indoor always, air conditioning as needed, fresh water down at all times, and play sessions in the cooler hours. A British cat in a Texas summer will choose the tile floor and the shade every time, and will look magnificent doing it. Brushing stays weekly for a Shorthair and a few short sessions for a Longhair, and shedding is modest by pedigree standards.
For families in the suburbs with dogs, and that is half the Metroplex, introductions are typically easy: go slowly, supervise the first meetings, and let this breed's patience do the work. British cats are among the most dog-compatible of all pedigree breeds.
The Metroplex families who get exactly the kitten they wanted are the ones who joined the waitlist a season early. Golden shaded kittens, in both coats, are usually claimed before any public listing. Tell us your colour, your coat length and your timing, and we will match litters to you in order. A waitlist deposit holds your place in line, and it removes the auction feeling from buying a kitten entirely.
If your search was cat breeder Dallas, British Shorthair kittens Texas or kittens for sale in Fort Worth, tell us your city within the Metroplex and the colour you are hoping for, and we will match you with a litter.
Looking for British Shorthair kittens for sale in Dallas, or a British Longhair kitten in Texas? CatKing Cattery delivers across North America — even if your city is not listed in our Location menu, we will arrange your kitten's journey home. Our golden shaded, blue golden shaded, lilac golden shaded and point colour kittens are raised in our Toronto cattery, vet-checked, vaccinated and socialized before go-home day, and families in Dallas follow their kitten's growth with photo and video updates.
Safe, arranged delivery for families in Dallas and beyond.
Every kitten grows up underfoot in our home, handled and loved from birth, and used to people and everyday household life.
Every kitten goes home vet-checked, vaccinated and covered by our written health guarantee, for total peace of mind.
Waitlist families choose first from upcoming litters, before public listing.