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    Birman Kittens for Sale in the UK

    The Birman is a colourpointed semi-longhair with white gloves on each paw and striking blue eyes. Gentle and undemanding compared with other pointed breeds.

    Typical price: £600–£1,300Lifespan: 13–16 yearsExercise: Indoor play plus supervised outdoor time

    Quick answer

    How much do Birman kittens cost in the UK?

    Birman kittens typically cost £600–£1,300 in the UK. Sellers must be verified before advertising on PetTrader, puppies and kittens cannot be sold under 8 weeks old, and Birmans live around 13–16 years. Always view the animal at the seller's home with its mother before paying.

    Typical price
    £600–£1,300
    Lifespan
    13–16 years
    Size
    Medium to large (4–7kg)
    Exercise
    Indoor play plus supervised outdoor time

    Live Birman listings in the UK

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    About the Birman

    Temperament

    Gentle, quiet, sociable

    Size

    Medium to large (4–7kg)

    Lifespan

    13–16 years

    Exercise needs

    Indoor play plus supervised outdoor time

    Grooming

    Medium — silky coat, little undercoat

    Best suited to

    Families, indoor homes

    What to know before buying a Birman in the UK

    • Coat mats far less than a Persian's
    • Quieter than Siamese but just as sociable
    • Ask for HCM and PKD screening
    • Always view the animal in person at the seller's home before paying a deposit.

    Birman buying questions

    How much does a Birman kitten cost in the UK?+

    Birman kittens usually sell for £600–£1,300 in the UK. Registered pedigree kittens from health-tested parents sit at the top of that range; unregistered kittens sell for less.

    What should I check before buying a Birman kitten?+

    Kittens should be at least 8–12 weeks old, litter trained, wormed, and ideally vaccinated and microchipped. Microchipping is a legal requirement for cats in England by 20 weeks of age. Ask to see the mother and request GCCF or TICA papers where the kitten is sold as pedigree.

    Is a Birman good with children and other pets?+

    Birmans generally settle well into busy homes when introduced calmly and given somewhere quiet to retreat to. Supervise young children until the kitten is confident.

    Where can I find Birman kittens for sale near me?+

    The live Birman adverts on this page come from breeders, private sellers and rescues across the UK. Filter by county or town to find kittens close to you.