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Kittens - 2 Available

Retiring - 1 Available

2026–2027 Waiting List

We are now accepting applications for our 2026–2027 waiting list!

To increase your chances of receiving a kitten from one of our upcoming litters, we ask that you select two or more color points and/or be open to either a male or female. Because each litter is unique, we cannot guarantee a specific color point in a specific gender. To view our planned breeding's, please visit the Planned Litters page under the Available tab. For pricing, please see our Price & Packages page.

Why We Ask for Multiple Selections

We cannot guarantee that every color point will be available in every litter or that we will have the exact gender you're hoping for. In general, we tend to have more solid-point males than females.

Our goal is to match every family with a healthy, loving kitten, regardless of color point or gender.

A Note About Gender

Over the years, we have never experienced serious temperament, spraying, or behavior issues that were related specifically to a kitten's gender. Likewise, we have not had reports of these issues from families who have adopted our kittens.

In our experience, the belief that male and female cats have significant differences in temperament is largely a myth. We believe that personality is shaped much more by genetics, socialization, and the individual kitten than by gender alone.

To join our waiting list for an upcoming litter, please email us or complete our application.

Rinceoir is a small, in-home cattery dedicated to raising and breeding Balinese and Siamese cats. We are registered with TICA, CFF, CFA, and ACA. Our goal is to provide healthy, happy, well-socialized kittens with sweet, loving personalities while maintaining lower COI (Coefficient of Inbreeding) and minimizing ALC (Ancestor Loss Coefficient). Our kittens are raised underfoot as part of our family and are exposed to a variety of people and animals from an early age. This early socialization helps ensure they transition smoothly into homes with other pets and adapt well to their new families.

We breed for show, breeding, and loving companion homes. While we occasionally work with other reputable breeders, we primarily collaborate with a select group of trusted breeding partners. We breed both Classic (Traditional) Balinese and Siamese cats. Our kittens are available in the four traditional color points—Seal, Chocolate, Blue, and Lilac—as well as Red Point and Tortie Point.

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When choosing a breeder, keep the following in mind:

A kitten should be at least 8 weeks of age, or preferably older when separated from his or her mother - 12 weeks is ideal for social development as kittens go through a natural fear period from approximately day 56 to 70. There is also a peak period of social development from 9-14 weeks of age, where a kitten needs other kittens to play with. Allowing a kitten time to learn from his or her mother and siblings results in a better companion pet, with less behavioral problems. Separating a kitten from mom too early can lead to dependency issues and a host of other behavioral problems.

Vaccinations save lives. It takes approximately 14 days for a vaccination to become effective - your kitten should have received, at minimum, his or her first FVRCP vaccination, at least 14 days prior to the day you bring him or her home.

A better COI and ALC means that there is little to no inbreeding. This also means that a breeder may also be trying to breed away from line breeding, if a cat they have purchased has history of line breeding or inbreeding. A good quality, healthy cat is produced with a lower COI and ALC. COI and ALC explained here.

Inbreeding has a tendency to set undesirable features as well as health problems.. Inbreeding can/could lead to smaller litter sizes, immune deficiencies, increased incidences of congenital abnormalities or cats that fail to grow to a normal, full size.