01Oriental Shorthair
Elegant, fine-boned cats with a short coat and a wonderfully expressive presence. A broad range of colors and patterns.
SHORT COAT · MANY COLORSMeet the unmistakable Oriental Shorthair, Siamese and Peterbald cats of Marbleficent—raised at home, known by name, and placed with care.

Clear prices for U.S. families, with delivery already included in the total.









Listings can change. Please ask us to confirm current availability and the final all-in price before making a reservation. See all Marbleficent GoKitty listings ↗
A little detail helps us give you a useful answer. Include where you live and how soon you’re hoping to welcome a cat.
Our story started in 2010, when our first Siamese boy, Adam, came home from the Czech Republic. He became our first champion of the heart—and the beginning of a life with these bright, expressive breeds.
Our cats live indoors with us as family. They grow up around the sounds and rhythms of a real home, with their own room and play space, so they can meet new people and places with a familiar foundation.
We look for the right home for each cat, not the fastest match.
Marbleficent pedigrees are issued through TICA and FIFe; the registry and documents for each cat are confirmed individually. See our TICA cattery listing ↗
We focus on Oriental and Siamese cats, with Peterbalds in several coat types. Marble patterns are a special part of our program.
01Elegant, fine-boned cats with a short coat and a wonderfully expressive presence. A broad range of colors and patterns.
SHORT COAT · MANY COLORS
02A close relative of the Oriental, recognized for blue eyes and pointed coloring. Affectionate, alert companions who like to be involved.
BLUE EYES · POINTED COLOR
03A graceful, people-oriented breed found in different coats—from brush to velour and hairless. Coat type and care needs vary.
BRUSH · VELOUR · HAIRLESSPeterbalds are not all completely hairless. Here is the easy way to tell the main coat types apart.

Short, curly hair, up to about 5 mm. It feels soft and can be stroked in either direction.

Velour has a very fine coat, up to about 1 mm. Flock is even less covered—about 90% hairless—and feels smooth, like chamois.

There is no visible coat, or only an extremely fine layer. You can clearly see the cat’s skin and natural folds.
A kitten’s coat can change as it grows, so its adult coat may look different.
Share the breed you love, where you live, other pets, and the kind of companion you hope to welcome. We reply to complete, serious inquiries.
We discuss current availability, temperament, coat, price, and timing. A 50% reservation deposit is used to reserve a kitten; the published policy states that deposits are non-refundable.
We confirm the route and documents before booking. Kittens generally leave from 16 weeks or later, when ready by weight and veterinary check.
Marbleficent is in Slovakia, near Vienna. The price panel shows estimated totals in U.S. dollars, including delivery to the United States. The final all-in price is confirmed in writing before reservation.
Kittens are not sent before they are ready. The breeder’s usual minimum is 16 weeks, with a recent veterinary health check before travel. Airline and destination-state rules can add requirements, so check them before you book.
Ask about a kittenAll prices are shown in U.S. dollars and include delivery to the United States.
These are estimated all-in totals. The final price is confirmed in writing before reservation.
A few basics to make the first conversation easier.
Usually no earlier than 16 weeks. Timing depends on the kitten’s weight and health, plus the veterinary and airline requirements for the exact route.
Kittens leave with a pedigree and pet passport, and the breeder states they are healthy, vaccinated, microchipped, dewormed, and neutered. Marbleficent pedigrees are issued through TICA and FIFe; the registry and documents for the individual cat are confirmed before reservation.
Marbleficent is a small, family-run cattery, and our current schedule and organization do not allow us to arrange individual video calls. We may reconsider them in the future, but cannot promise when. We share photos and videos publicly on Instagram and Facebook. Visits are possible at pickup after the kitten has completed its full vaccination programme. If a live call is essential for you, we understand if you choose a breeder who offers one.
Check our public TICA cattery listing, our orientalcat.eu website, and our Instagram and Facebook profiles. Both social profiles are verified by Meta; check the verification badges directly on the linked profiles. Use these live links rather than screenshots or forwarded messages, which can be outdated or altered. Before any deposit, ask for a current written agreement identifying the cat, total USD price including delivery, deposit terms, and travel plan. To verify a buyer for the agreement, we require an ID document and three contract details. We will tell you exactly what is needed and how to provide it. The pedigree registry and documents are confirmed individually; kittens leave with a pedigree and pet passport.
Availability changes quickly and the website may not reflect a recent reservation. Tell us which breed, sex, coat, and timing you are considering, and we’ll confirm what is currently available.
Of the cats shown here, breeding rights are considered only for Rhianriel and only for approved, registered catteries. All others are placed as neutered pets. Please include your cattery registration details if you enquire about Rhianriel.