Chinchilla Persian cat: temperament, care and kitten price

· by Claudia D'Urso, Code Fatate Breeder

Chinchilla Persian cat — Code Fatate cattery Naples

The Chinchilla Persian cat: elegance and sweetness

The Chinchilla Persian cat is one of the best-loved and most refined long-haired varieties. The finely shaded silvery white coat, the emerald green eyes rimmed with black and the sweet expression make it a companion with a unique charm. At our Code Fatate hobby cattery in San Giorgio a Cremano (Naples) we raise the kittens at home, with daily attention.

Chinchilla Persian temperament

It is a quiet, sweet and affectionate cat, perfect for apartment living and ideal for families, children and older people. It loves company and is rarely pushy: it prefers cuddles and a peaceful presence. Its calm nature makes it a balanced, reassuring companion.

Coat care and hygiene

The long, thick coat needs constant attention to stay healthy and shiny:

  • Daily brushing to prevent tangles and reduce shedding;
  • Regular eye cleaning, typical of brachycephalic breeds;
  • Occasional baths with specific products;
  • Periodic checks of ears and nails.

Diet

A quality diet, rich in protein and balanced, is essential for the health of the coat and the whole body. It is advisable to choose foods made for long-haired cats, which also help prevent hairballs.

How much does a Chinchilla Persian kitten cost?

The price of a Chinchilla Persian kitten varies with bloodline, type (chinchilla, golden, tabby) and pedigree. Choosing a responsible hobby cattery means bringing home a healthy, well-socialized kitten, looked after from the very first days. Contact us to find out about availability and up-to-date prices.

Adopting a Chinchilla Persian in Naples and Italy

We are in San Giorgio a Cremano, in the province of Naples, and we are happy to follow up requests from all over Campania and Italy. Visit our page dedicated to Chinchilla Persian cats or write to us to arrange an appointment.