Balinese Cats & Kittens for Sale

Meet the Balinese Cat

The Balinese breed is elegant in both appearance and movement, with a fine bone structure, long tubular body and an impressive long plumed tail. Their heads are triangular, with the shape running down from their long pointed ears to their narrow muzzles. The striking blue oriental eyes of this breed slant downwards towards the nose and give them their signature alert and curious look. Balinese cats are medium sized, ranging from 3-4.5kg and reaching up to 18 inches in length. Males are generally significantly larger than females.

As Balinese cats are closely related to the Siamese breed, they look very similar. However, there is one distinct difference – the coat. Balinese cats boast a medium length silky coat that lies flat against the body. As these cats do not have an undercoat, their grooming needs are fairly low compared to other long-haired breeds. Their coats come in a wide variety of colours, however the face, tail, ears, and paws are always darker than the rest of the body. Recognised coat colours include chocolate point, seal point, and lilac point.

Balinese Cat Temperament

Bengal cats are known to be incredibly affectionate and chatty, just like their Siamese counterparts. They love to be involved in family activities and have no issues following you around the house; whether you are working, cleaning, or chilling! They form very strong bonds with their owners and do not like to be left alone for long periods, so they are not suitable for people who are out of the house for most of the day. Balinese cats are thought to be one of the most intelligent breeds on the planet so they enjoy the mental stimulation that comes with learning new tricks and they respond well to clicker training. They also love to be involved with family games and are known to be able to make a toy out of anything – from a mouse to a dried leaf that has blown in from outside!

These energetic cats need plenty of exercise to remain happy, so it is a good idea to invest in cat trees and shelves if you are planning on adopting one of these beautiful felines. Although they have slightly quieter voices than Siamese cats, they are certainly just as opinionated so they make the perfect pet choice for people looking for a chatty and interactive companion.

10 Reasons to add Balinese cat to your Family

1. They are interactive – Balinese cats live for attention and love to be involved in everyday family life. They are known to follow family members around the house and enjoy playing a variety of games including fetch.

2. They are affectionate: If you are looking for a friendly cat that you can have a cuddle with at the end of a long day, the Balinese could be the breed for you! When they are not running around causing mischief, these cats love to snuggle up with their owners for some fussing.

3. They are hypoallergenic – Because of their fine single layered coats, Balinese cats are thought to shed less than many other cat breeds which makes them a good choice for people who suffer with allergies. However, it is worth bearing in mind that no cat is 100% hypoallergenic.

4. They are easy to train – Balinese cats are very intelligent and love the mental stimulation that comes with clicker training and learning new tricks. These cats have been known to learn how to wave, lie down, and even high-five their owners!

5. They are chatty - These cats love to have conversations with their owners! Just like the Siamese breed, Balinese cats are known to be incredibly chatty and love nothing more than a long chat with members of the family. They like to interact with a combination of meows and trills.

6. Their gorgeous coat - The coat of a Balinese cat is silky, smooth, and glossy. These cats come in a variety of stunning coat colours and, due to the absence of an undercoat, they have low maintenance needs when it comes to grooming.

7. They are social – Balinese cats are definitely not shy! They thrive in the company of others which makes them the perfect choice for families with children.

8. They get on well with other pets – Balinese cats are known to get along well with dogs they have grown up with; even playing games with them! Due to their social nature, they can also get along with smaller pets like rabbits, however you should still supervise any interactions just to be safe.

9. They are great mood readers – The Balinese breed is famed for being highly sensitive to the changing moods and emotions of their owners. So, if you ever feeling down, this breed will shower you with affection to cheer you up!

10. They are agile – You will never be bored with a Balinese cat around! These highly energetic cats love to climb and play with anything and everything. They have even been known to jump up on their owners' shoulders and perch there for a ride!

Best Homes for Balinese

Balinese are highly social cats so they do well in busy households where someone is home for most of the day. If they are left alone for long periods, these cats can suffer mentally and even become destructive. This breed is suitable for large apartments, houses, and houses with gardens but you must ensure they have plenty of room to exercise and plenty of toys to play with. These cats make fantastic family pets as they get on well with both children and other pets.

Frequently Asked Questions About Balinese Kittens

Why choose a Balinese kitten from The Pedigree Paws rather than elsewhere?

At The Pedigree Paws, we work with only the very best licensed breeders in the UK and Europe. This reassures our customers that their Balinese kitten is physically and mentally healthy, and well cared for. This guarantee ensures that your new family member will grow into a well-developed and sweet-tempered adult. Despite the fact that kitten and puppy mills are now illegal in the UK, some unlicensed breeders are still trying to make money by breeding these animals in an unethical way. Our mission is to fight pet farms which is why we only support the very best breeders who uphold the highest standards of animal welfare.

Is a Balinese kitten the right pet for me?

Balinese kittens are incredibly affectionate and elegant felines! They love to be involved in family activities and form strong bonds with their owners. This breed is known to be very chatty yet their voices are somewhat quieter and less harsh than their Siamese cousins. They are also very intelligent and love to play, so it is important that you provide them with plenty of puzzle toys. Balinese cats are the perfect breed to introduce to clicker training too! If you are considering adopting a Balinese kitten you will need to ensure you have the time to care for it properly. These cats can be very clingy and do not like to be left alone for long periods. If you are looking for an interactive feline that will literally follow you around the house and engage with every family member, then the Balinese could be the breed for you!

Is The Pedigree Paws pet agency trustworthy?

With so many breeders operating around the UK, the choice can be overwhelming. How can you ensure you are buying from a reputable breeder? Luckily, here at The Pedigree Paws, we have done the work for you! We only work with the very best breeders so you can rest assured that you are buying a healthy kitten if you come to us. We've built complete trust with our customers and have facilitated hundreds of successful human and animal meetings by working in a fully transparent way. Feel free to check out our testimonials to see our success stories for yourself.

Are Balinese kittens from The Pedigree Paws healthy?

Yes, they are! All of our kittens are fully health checked by a licensed vet before moving on to their forever homes. We also ensure they are fully vaccinated, dewormed, and microchipped, so you don’t have to worry about it. Instead, you can simply enjoy the companionship of your new feline family member! Balinese cats are susceptible to developing certain diseases later in life so we make sure all of our kittens come from parents that are DNA checked. We also DNA test the kittens to ensure they do not have any genetic mutations that may predispose them to health conditions. If no issues are present, you will know that your Balinese is unlikely to develop any detrimental health problems during its life. Our kittens are at least 10-13 weeks old before they are allowed to leave their mother and siblings, which ensures that they have been appropriately weaned and socialised.

Can I see the parents of a Balinese kitten?

Absolutely, in fact, we recommend it! We can arrange a video call between you and the breeder to show you the kittens with their mother or both parents.

Will I receive the pedigree documents of a Balinese kitten?

Yes, all of our Balinese kittens come with internationally recognised pedigree documents such as GCCF, TICA, FIFe. The exact registration will depend on the location of the breeder. For example, in Great Britain, most kittens will be registered under GCCF.

Do Balinese kittens from The Pedigree Paws come from good breeders?

Yes, The Pedigree Paws only offers kittens from the very best breeders in the industry who adhere to the strict breeding and animal welfare policies set by internationally recognised cat organizations. Our breeders are passionate about animals and work hard to protect their health and wellbeing. We also follow a comprehensive breeder selection process that ensures all of our breeders treat their animals like family members and care for them in their homes, rather than in a commercial breeding facility. This way, we know that the kittens are fully socialized and well taken care of. This process will also give YOU the reassurance that you are purchasing a kitten who will grow into a well-mannered cat that will display the very best qualities of the Burmese Breed.

When can I receive my Balinese kitten?

We know once you've chosen your kitten, you will want to meet them straight away. However, early weaning can be detrimental to a kitten's health and development. We prefer that they stay with their mother and siblings until they are 10-13 weeks old. However, this is just a guideline, and you can discuss the exact time scale with the breeder.

How can I help settle my Balinese kitten into their new home?

Balinese cats are highly social so they should bond with you fairly quickly. However, as with all cats, they can be a little resistant to change and can become nervous in new environments. Here are a few ways you can help your Balinese kitten to adapt to his new home: Firstly, we recommend that you ask the breeder to send your kitten along with a towel or blanket with their mother's scent. The feline pheromones the mother cats give off are incredibly calming and can help your kitten to feel safe and secure. Only allow your kitten access to one room of the house at a time. Once your kitten appears comfortable, you can then slowly introduce them to other parts of the home under supervision. Do not invite any guests around until you're confident the kitten is feeling settled. With Balinese kittens, it is essential that you offer reassurance as much as possible and make sure you introduce new family members and other pets slowly so they have time to adjust.