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Tinkertaylor Siamese & Oriental Cats — Burnley, Lancashire

We are Sharon and Chris Taylor of Tinkertaylor Siamese, on the edge of Burnley in Lancashire, overlooking the open Pennine countryside. We have bred Siamese and Oriental cats since 2008 and have held our GCCF prefix since 2012.

Our kittens are born and raised in our home, handled every day and used to normal family life, so they settle quickly into their new homes. Our girls live in the house with us. Our boys live in purpose-built stud quarters, each with his own insulated, heated accommodation and 24-hour CCTV.

All our breeding cats are screened for the conditions known in the breeds, and we will show you the results before you commit to a kitten.

Kittens leave us from 13 weeks old, GCCF registered, vaccinated, microchipped, vet-checked, wormed and flea-treated, with four weeks’ free insurance and lifetime breeder support.

Our kittens are placed through a waiting list. Get in touch to tell us about your home and what you are looking for.

Seller type
Hobby breeder (not licensed)
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Before you buy a kitten

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  • See the kittens at home, with their mum.
  • Ask for the GCCF registration and both parents' health test certificates.
  • Get a written contract, and never pay in full before collection.

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