Browse our directory of Siamese, Oriental and Balinese catteries across the UK. We encourage all listed breeders to hold GCCF registration, health test their breeding cats and follow responsible breeding practices — though as with any directory, we recommend doing your own checks before committing to a kitten.
Use the filters below to search by category, or scroll to browse all current listings. The directory is growing — check back regularly as new catteries join.
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How to use the Siamese breeder directory
Use the category buttons above to jump straight to kittens, stud cats or cat breeders, or simply scroll to browse every current listing. Each listing shows the cattery, its location and what it has available, along with the breeder’s own description. When you find a cattery you like, contact the breeder directly through their listing — we are a directory, not an agency, so all arrangements are made between you and the breeder.
Finding a Siamese kitten near you
Our listings cover breeders across the UK, and we are building out area-by-area browsing so you will soon be able to find catteries near you at a glance. In the meantime, check the location shown on each listing. Be prepared to travel a little — good Siamese breeders are thin on the ground, and the right kitten from a health-focused cattery two counties away is worth far more than a bargain one around the corner.
Expect to join a waiting list. Responsible breeders plan only a couple of litters a year and rarely have kittens sitting available on demand — if a cattery always seems to have kittens ready to go, treat that as a reason to ask more questions, not fewer. A wait of a few months for a well-reared, health-tested Siamese kitten is completely normal, and a good sign.
What to look for in a responsible Siamese breeder
As a GCCF judge and Siamese breeder, my advice is to judge a cattery on how it raises its cats, not on how quickly it can sell you a kitten. A responsible Siamese breeder will:
- Be GCCF-registered, breed under a registered prefix, and register their kittens with the GCCF.
- Health-test their breeding cats — the core screen for Siamese is a PRA-Rdac DNA test, an FIV/FeLV blood screen and a general vet health check.
- Raise kittens underfoot in the home, well socialised, and let them go no earlier than 13 weeks, fully vaccinated, microchipped and vet-checked.
- Provide a written contract, offer lifetime support, and always be willing to take one of their cats back if your circumstances change.
- Ask you plenty of questions — a breeder who cares where their kittens end up is a breeder worth buying from.
Treat these as red flags: kittens always available, no health testing, kittens homed before 13 weeks, no contract, or a seller who asks you nothing at all. For a full breakdown of what a kitten should cost — and why the cheapest option is rarely a bargain — see our guide to how much a Siamese kitten costs, and our new-kitten checklist for settling one in.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find a Siamese kitten near me?
Browse the listings above and check the location on each one. Our listings are UK-wide, and area-by-area browsing is on the way. Because good breeders are relatively few, it is normal to travel or join a waiting list rather than expect a kitten in your immediate area on demand.
Are the breeders in this directory vetted?
We encourage every listed cattery to hold GCCF registration, health-test their cats and breed responsibly, but a directory listing is not a guarantee. Always do your own checks — ask to see registration and health-test paperwork, and visit the kittens with their mother before you commit.
How much does a Siamese kitten cost?
A well-bred, health-tested pet Siamese kitten from a GCCF-registered breeder typically costs around £1,000–£1,200. Show or breeding kittens cost more. Our full cost guide explains where the money goes and why a very cheap kitten usually is not the bargain it looks.
How long is the wait for a Siamese kitten?
Often a few months. Responsible breeders plan only a small number of litters a year, so joining a waiting list is normal — and a good sign that the cattery is not over-breeding.
Are you a breeder who would like to be listed?
Yes — we welcome GCCF-registered Siamese, Oriental and Balinese breeders. List your cattery here to reach thousands of prospective kitten buyers each month.
