Welcome to Royal Kitty's
CFA Registered Himalayan and Persian Kittens
in Cape Coral, Florida
 

We have babies!
 

We treat our cats like royalty
and they treat us like servants
 

About Us: Quietly nestled in Cape Coral, Florida, Royal Kitty's has a very small breeding program. After searching for over a year for quality Himalayan kittens to start our breeding program, we found our beautiful Tortie Point girl, Lady, at Kopy Kapp Cattery. After learning more about CFA, we knew we wanted to show Himalayans so we contacted Kopy Kapp again and got a beautiful Blue Lynx Point male, Grayson, as well as another Tortie Point girl, Paris. Now we have everything we need to start a small breeding program filled with hope and promise for the future.

Royal Kitty's occasionally has beautiful Himalayan and Persian kittens for sale and available for pet homes but since we have a very small breeding program, we only have two or three litters each year. If you would like to have more information about pending and upcoming litters, please go to the Contact page and fill out the form; we will respond within 24 hours. Most pet kittens will be "doll faced" with a longer nose than show kittens but all of our kittens will have the same beautiful, deep blue eyes as their parents.

About the Himalayan Breed:   From the CFA website:
"The Himalayan is one of the most popular of all Persians. The Himalayan is shown in the following point colors: chocolate, seal, lilac, blue, red, cream tortie, blue-cream, chocolate-tortie, lilac-cream, seal lynx, blue lynx, red lynx, cream lynx, tortie lynx, blue-cream lynx, chocolate lynx, lilac lynx, chocolate-tortie lynx and lilac-cream lynx. Color is restricted to the facial mask and extremities with the body of various shades of white to fawn.

Himalayans were developed by breeding Persians to Siamese to combine the Siamese point coloring with Persian type. After many years of cross breeding they were approved as accepted color variations of Persians. All must have deep vivid blue eyes as eyes other than blue are a disqualification.  

Keeping the Persian indoors also keeps it safe from transmission of disease and parasites, as well as the dangers of urban life. With an annual trip to a trusted veterinarian, and good nutrition and care, the Persian can live as a family member for easily 15 years, and some surpassing 20 years. Persian breeders dedicate themselves to breeding healthy cats, availing themselves of the latest in veterinary screening procedures to test for any heritable disease conditions. A well-bred Persian is a hardy and healthy cat and is not more prone to illness and respiratory infections than other breeds. However, the large eyes do mean that a certain amount of tearing is normal, and a daily face wash is recommended.

Usually breeders make kittens available between twelve and sixteen weeks of age. After twelve weeks, kittens have had their basic inoculations and developed the physical and social stability needed for a new environment, showing, or being transported by air. Keeping such a rare treasure indoors, neutering or spaying, providing acceptable surfaces (e.g. scratching posts) for the natural behavior of scratching (CFA disapproves of declawing or tendonectomy surgery) and regular claw trimming are essential elements for maintaining a healthy, long and joyful life."