Hello and welcome to Incahoots website, specialising in Golden Persians and Chinchillas.
My name is Pamela Bickerton and I have been breeding Golden Persians and Chinchillas for 20 years. The Incahoots cattery is located in the small village of Hailsham in East Sussex, United Kingdom.
Incahoots breed for quality and temperament and are committed to rearing healthy, friendly and beautiful Golden Persian and Silver chinchilla kittens.
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Silver Chinchilla This is one of the earliest man-made varieties, and was given it's own class at Crystal Palace in 1894. These cats have a stunning coat with silver tipping on a pure-white undercoat which makes them look as if they sparkle when they move, pure white chest, small round-tipped ears, with large round expressive emerald green or blue-green with black eyerims which gives the impression of the cat wearing eyeliner Temperament is docile. |
Golden Chinchilla The distinctive colouring of these cats results from the shading on the individual hairs. The undercoat varies from apricot to gold, with seal-brown or black tipping on the head, back flanks, and tail. The legs can be shaded, with a solid coloured area that corresponds to the colour of the tipping, extending from the paw up to the heal. Paw pads may be seal-brown or black. Temperament is docile. |
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Kittens
We occasionally have Silver Chinchilla
Kittens available
to loving
homes.
Tips and General Advice
Feeding and Diet
One of the key questions you must ask is "how much can you afford to spend on food for your cat ?. There are many different types available such as dry food, tinned food and of course, fresh food, but sometimes there are other considerations you need to make as some cats have allergic reactions to certain foods. More...
Grooming Longhair Cats
Buying a longhaired cat is a big undertaking. Unlike normal “moggies” that often need little or no brushing, a longhair requires daily grooming or the coat will tend to clump and matt until it becomes so entangled it will require cutting with scissors or a trip to the vet. Cat owners know that hairballs are a problem, regular grooming can significantly reduce the amount of hair licked by cats, and thereby reduce the hairball problem. As you may know, cats were equipped with an abrasive tongue to perform some grooming, but it is not the same as an overall beneficial grooming. More...