What is a Gccf prefix?
A GCCF Prefix allows all the cats you register to be identifiable as yours by the prefix, which is before the cat’s name. Each Prefix is required to be unique on our system. An approved prefix is however applicable for use from the date the paid application was received.
Do cats have to be GCCF registered?
Cat/kittens which are not required for breeding should be registered on the Non-Active Register. Progeny of cats on the Non-Active Register will not be registered.
How do I register a litter of kittens with GCCF?
- THE GOVERNING COUNCIL OF THE CAT FANCY.
- Additional Instructions for filling out the online printable Application Form to register a cat or kittens with the GCCF.
- To contact the GCCF Office either call 01278 427 575 or email [email protected].
What does supplementary mean on Gccf?
Supplementary Register – Genetics Register (Active) – British Shorthairs from any mating where a recessive gene. 1, will or may be passed on, that is required for a. specific breeding programme, but that may be undesirable in other breeding programmes.
How do I register my cats breed?
Contact the breeder and request the Application for Registration, commonly called a “blue slip”. Note: The breeder may opt to withhold the “blue slip” if your purchase agreement specifies that the cat must be neutered/spayed prior to receipt of registration paperwork.
How do I register my cat UK?
The registration process for your pet is very straight forward. All you have to do is create an account at the UK National Pet Register and then you can add your pets to the database and be issued a Pet Registration ID.
Is there a cat equivalent of the Kennel Club?
The closest match to a Kennel Club for cats is not, as you might expect, called The Cattery Club, but is actually The Governing Council of the Cat Fancy (GCCF). It also has a large annual show: The Supreme Cat Show, which features the best pedigree and household pet cats.
Is it illegal to sell kittens UK?
Lucy’s Law was approved by Parliament on 13th May 2019 and came in to effect in England on 6th April 2020. The law makes it illegal to sell puppies and kittens under 6 months old unless the seller: has bred the puppy or kitten themselves, or. isn’t a business (e.g. if they’re a legitimate rescue centre.
How many Litters can a cat have?
Once pregnant, a cat’s gestation period is roughly 2 months, making it possible for her to birth as many as five litters a year. If your cat mistakenly slipped outside during heat, there are a few potential signs of pregnancy.
What does non active cat mean?
NON-ACTIVE REGISTER – the breeder is selling you a kitten who is going to be a pet for companionship and possibly showing.
What is pedigree cat?
What is a pedigree cat? Pedigree cats have been bred specifically to exhibit particular physical characteristics and may also show some breed-related behaviours (for example Siamese cats are often quite ‘talkative’ and noisy compared to some moggies or some other breeds).