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Himalayan
Kittens for Sale

If you've been searching for a Himalayan kitten that is healthy, beautifully socialised, and comes from parents with a clean bill of health, you're in the right place. We ship across the United States.

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PKD tested · Vet-checked · Ships nationwide
Coat
Long & Silky
Grooming
Daily Brush
Eyes
Always Blue
Ships
US Nationwide

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Himalayan Kittens Ready for Their Forever Home

The Breed

Persian Warmth Siamese Beauty

The Himalayan sometimes called the “Himmy” combines the luxurious long coat and sweet temperament of the Persian with the striking blue eyes and colour-pointed markings of the Siamese. Despite that Siamese influence, the Himalayan personality is firmly Persian: calm, gentle, and deeply devoted to its family.

Developed through careful crossbreeding programmes in the 1930s and 1940s and officially recognised by the Cat Fanciers’ Association (CFA) in 1957, Himalayans follow the “pointed” pattern darker face, ears, paws, and tail against a pale cream or white body. Point colours include seal, blue, chocolate, lilac, red, cream, tortie, and lynx, giving an enormous variety of looks within a consistent overall type.

Persian heart, Siamese eyes, and a devotion that's entirely their own.

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Temperament

What Living With a Himalayan Feels Like

Gentle & Calm

Not excitable or demanding. Himalayans have a quiet, serene presence that many owners describe as genuinely soothing well-suited to calm households and a slower pace of life.

Deeply Affectionate

Unlike independent breeds, Himalayans genuinely want your company. They seek out laps, lean into strokes, and let you know softly when they feel they've been ignored too long.

Quiet Communicators

A soft, melodic voice used sparingly. You won't be woken at 5am demanding breakfast. A gentle chirp or a meaningful stare usually does the job.

Family Friendly

Patient and tolerant with children and calm dogs. They coexist peacefully with other cats too provided introductions are handled at their pace.

Indoor Cats by Nature

Their long coat, flat face, and trusting temperament make them vulnerable outside. Himalayans are happiest, and safest as indoor cats with plenty of enrichment.

Himalayan Munchkin Available

On occasion we also have Himalayan Munchkin kittens inheriting the pointed coat and blue eyes alongside the Munchkin's short legs. Sociable, curious, limited availability.

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How Himalayan Compares

Exotic Shorthair Himalayan Persian
Coat Length Short, dense, plush Long, silky Long, silky
Grooming Weekly brush Daily brushing Daily brushing
Eye Colour Copper, blue, or green Always blue Copper, blue, or green
Temperament Calm, playful, adaptable Gentle, quiet, devoted Calm, quiet, elegant
Ideal Home Apartments, busy homes Quiet households Quiet households
Coat Variety Wide range Pointed only Widest range

Not sure which breed fits your lifestyle? Get in touch — we're happy to help you decide.

Our Standards

What Every Himalayan Kitten Comes With

PKD Tested All breeding cats are screened for Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD1), a hereditary condition that affects Persians and related breeds. Full documentation provided.
Heart Health Screening Breeding cats are assessed for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) and other cardiac concerns before inclusion in our programme.
Full Vet Examination Every kitten receives a comprehensive veterinary examination before leaving for their new home. Documentation provided.
Home-Raised & Socialised Handled daily from birth and raised around normal household activity not in a cattery cage. Kittens arrive confident, socialised, and ready to bond.
Microchipped All kittens are microchipped for permanent identification before rehoming.
Pedigree Documentation Registration papers available for kittens from registered lines.

If you’re searching for Himalayan kittens for sale, you’ve found the perfect place. Renowned for their striking blue eyes, silky coats, and gentle temperaments, Himalayan cats are a beloved breed combining the elegance of Persians with the charm of Siamese.

Available Himalayan Kittens for Sale

Our available kittens change frequently based on our breeding schedule and demand. We offer Himalayan kittens in a variety of colors, including seal point, blue point, and lilac point.

Caring for Your Himalayan

Himalayans have long, luxurious coats that require regular grooming to prevent matting. They thrive in calm, loving environments and enjoy being close to their owners.

Basic Care Tips:

  • Brush daily to maintain their coat and prevent tangles
  • Clean eyes regularly to prevent tear staining
  • Feed high-quality, protein-rich food
  • Schedule regular veterinary checkups

For detailed care tips, check out Charing Cross Cat Clinic’s Himalayan Kittens resources.

Himalayan Cat Personality and Temperament

Himalayans are among the most affectionate and people-oriented cats you will find. They thrive on human company and are happiest when they are near their favourite person, whether that means curled up beside you on the sofa or quietly following you from room to room.

Here is what life with a Himalayan typically looks like:

Gentle and calm. Himalayans are not excitable or demanding cats. They have a quiet, serene presence that many owners describe as genuinely soothing. They are well-suited to calm households and adapt comfortably to a slower pace of life.

Deeply affectionate. Unlike some independent breeds, Himalayans genuinely want your company. They will seek out laps, lean into strokes, and let you know softly when they feel they have been ignored too long.

Quiet communicators. Himalayans have a soft, melodic voice and use it sparingly. You will not be woken at 5am by a Himalayan demanding breakfast. A gentle chirp or a meaningful stare usually does the job.

Great with children and calm dogs. Their patient, tolerant nature makes them well-suited to family life, provided children are taught to handle cats respectfully. They also generally coexist well with other cats and calm, cat-friendly dogs.

Indoor cats by nature. Himalayans are not built for outdoor life. Their long coat, flat face, and trusting temperament make them vulnerable outside. They are happiest, and safest as indoor cats with plenty of enrichment.

FAQ

Questions We Hear Often

More questions? Get in touch.

Pricing depends on coat colour, point colour, lineage, and pedigree registration. Well-bred Himalayan kittens from health-tested parents typically range from $1,500 to $4,500+. Current pricing is listed on the Charing Cross Cat Clinic kittens page.

Yes. We arrange safe, stress-minimised transport for kittens to families across the United States. We'll walk you through the full process and make sure your kitten travels comfortably.

Kittens leave for their new homes at 12–14 weeks of age, once they are fully weaned, vaccinated, and socialised. This timeline gives them the best start in their new environment.

More grooming-intensive than short-haired breeds daily brushing and regular face cleaning are part of life with a Himalayan. If you can commit to that, the reward is one of the most affectionate, devoted companions you'll find in the cat world.

Both are large, long-haired, blue-eyed, pointed cats with gentle temperaments. Key differences: Ragdolls are larger and more muscular, their coat is less dense and prone to fewer mats, and they have no Persian lineage. Himalayans tend to have flatter faces; Ragdolls have a more traditional cat profile.

Occasionally yes. Availability is limited check the current listings page or contact us to be added to a waiting list.

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