The cats bred by Code Fatate: Chinchilla Persians and British Longhairs

Cat Breeder near Naples

Code Fatate is a hobby cat breeder near Naples, in San Giorgio a Cremano, at the foot of Vesuvius. We breed two long-haired breeds with a sweet temperament: the Chinchilla Persian (silver and golden) and the British Longhair. The kittens are born and raised at home, among us, and are rehomed with families in Naples, Campania and all over Italy.

Our breeds

Chinchilla Persian

The cat with a silver or golden coat, darker tipping on the hair and emerald green eyes rimmed with black. Calm, affectionate, perfect for apartment life. Discover our Chinchilla Persian breeding.

British Longhair

The long-haired version of the British: sturdy body, round face, a balanced and patient temperament, ideal with children and other pets. Discover our British Longhair breeding.

Persian or British: the differences

We breed both, and the question we are asked most often is: what is the difference between the Persian Chinchilla and the British Longhair? Both are calm, long-haired cats that are perfect for apartment life, but they differ in looks, temperament and everyday care.

Feature Chinchilla Persian British Longhair
Origin A variety of the Persian, developed in England in the late 19th century Great Britain: it comes from the British Shorthair crossed with the Persian to get the long coat
Head and face Short face, small nose, doll-like expression Large, round head, full cheeks, teddy-bear expression
Body Compact, medium bone structure Strong and muscular, medium to large size
Coat Very long and silky, white with only the tips silver or gold Long and dense, with an undercoat; many colours: blue, lilac, cream, bicolour, tabby, colourpoint
Eyes Emerald green, rimmed in black Large and round: copper, orange, blue or green depending on the coat colour
Temperament Calm and very sweet, loves peace and quiet and cuddles Balanced, affectionate but independent, patient with children and other pets
Coat care Daily brushing and eye cleaning Two or three brushings a week, more during shedding
Life expectancy 12–16 years 12–16 years
Ideal for People with time for daily grooming who want a sofa cat People with less time for grooming, and families with children

In short: Chinchilla Persian: the most elegant and cuddly cat, but it needs brushing every day. British Longhair: sturdier and more independent, and needs less grooming time. The full comparison is in our guide British Longhair or Chinchilla Persian: which cat should you choose?. Still not sure which one is right for you? Message Claudia on WhatsApp: she will tell you about the temperament of the kittens of both breeds.

How our kittens grow up

  • At home, not in a cage: the kittens live with us and their moms, used to noises, people and daily cuddles.
  • Rehoming after 12 weeks: weaned, dewormed, with their first vaccinations and a health booklet.
  • Selection of breeding cats: we carefully choose bloodlines for health, breed type and temperament.
  • Followed afterwards too: we remain available for advice on feeding, grooming and settling into the family.

Available kittens and waiting list

Litters aren't continuous: when there are no kittens available you can join the waiting list and we'll let you know as soon as they're born, with a notification on your phone. Or write to us on WhatsApp to find out about upcoming litters.

Cat breeder near Naples and delivery all over Italy

We are in San Giorgio a Cremano (Naples), close to Portici, Ercolano, Pompei, Casoria, Caserta and Salerno. Families from all over Italy can come and meet the kittens or arrange a safe delivery with us.

Guides and tips from our blog

In the blog dedicated to cats you'll find articles on kitten prices, feeding, coat care and the differences between the British Longhair and the Chinchilla Persian.

Frequently asked questions

Which cat breeds do you breed near Naples?

At Code Fatate we breed two breeds: the Chinchilla Persian (silver and golden) and the British Longhair. The kittens grow up at home in San Giorgio a Cremano, just outside Naples, and are delivered all over Italy.

How do I reserve a kitten?

Write to us on WhatsApp or join the waiting list: we'll let you know when a litter is born. Kittens are rehomed after 12 weeks, weaned, dewormed and with their first vaccinations.

Are you a pedigree cat breeder?

We are a hobby breeder: we carefully select our breeding cats and the kittens grow up in the family. Ask us about availability and the documentation for each litter.

Do you deliver kittens outside Campania too?

Yes. We work with families in Naples and all over Campania and arrange safe deliveries all over Italy.

From the blog, about this breed