Persian Cats for Sale in Pakistan

Persian cats are by far the most listed cat on Pets Bazar, with kittens described as punch face, semi-punch or doll face depending on how flat the muzzle is, and coats sold as double or triple (the sellers' term for length and density). Most ads come from home breeders in Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad, and kittens are usually listed at eight to twelve weeks old. Prices on Pets Bazar usually range from PKR 9,500 to PKR 14,500, with punch-face kittens in unusual colours at the top.

Buying notes: the flatter the face, the harder a Persian finds a Karachi or Lahore summer, so a cool room, ideally air-conditioned, is not optional. Ask how the kitten has been kept and whether it eats solid food on its own. Persians need daily combing, and ringworm and tear staining are common in poorly kept catteries, so look at the coat around the ears and the fur under the eyes. Check the vaccination card for the first FVRCP shot (often written as tricat) at around eight weeks with a booster due at twelve, and ask about deworming. A round head, small ears and a short, thick body are breed marks; a long-nosed kitten sold as punch face is not one. Visit the breeder, see the mother, and pay in person.