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Scottish Fold Kitten for sale in Fairfield, California | $950

Name: Scottish Fold Kitten
Brand: Scottish Fold
SKU: 589222
Price: 950 USD
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Scottish Fold/Straight kittens

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

589222

Price / Fee

$950

Pet

Kitten

Breed

Scottish Fold

Location

Fairfield, Solano County, California

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

I have 2 lilac cream Scottish straight kittens for sale, they are purebred and come from TICA registered bloodlines but will not include papers. The mother is a Scottish fold and father is a British shorthair, which is considered purebred and safe breeding because you cannot breed two folded eared cats together without risk of genetic defects. Both kittens have blue eyes and are socialized with other cats, children and dogs. They will come with their first vaccines and health checked. I will also be sending them home with flea treatment for when they are big enough, some food, treats, toys and blankets. They will be ready to go on 6/13/24 and are located in Fairfield, CA. Pictures of the mother and father are included and mother will be onsite.

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Price / Fees

$950

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What are the characteristics of the Scottish Fold breed?

The Scottish Fold is known for its unique folded ears, which gives the breed a distinctive appearance. They are generally affectionate, social, and playful cats, making them great companions.

Are these kittens purebred?

Yes, the Scottish Fold/Straight kittens are purebred and come from TICA registered bloodlines. However, please note that they will not include registration papers.

What will the kittens come with?

The kittens will come with their first vaccines, health check, flea treatment (when they are big enough), some food, treats, toys, and blankets to help them adjust to their new home.