Rodaho Tonkinese Cats

20/09/2025

29/08/2025

We're hopeful again of some kittens at the beginning of October after a mating with Toptonk Tonkinese Cat Breeder UK's beautiful Imani.

Everyone cross your fingers!

I've included a picture of Moana, our keeper from the previous mating between these two, so you can see how pretty their children are. 😻

We're also now on Instagram - www.instagram.com/rodahotonkinese

04/04/2025

Despite being caught in the act, Moana still tried to claim the toilet roll exploded all by itself. Anybody else have a toilet roll attack cat? 🤣

09/02/2025

Forgot to post a farewell post…

Everyone nice and settled in their new homes now and causing as much carnage as possible. Our curtains will never be the same but we’d do it all over again in a heartbeat…

If anyone is interested in our next litter (maybe litters!?) later in the year please message me and I can add you to our waiting list (UK only).

In the meantime, here are the boys in their new homes and Moana (who we’ve kept here with us).

14/12/2024

There’s one in every family…

01/12/2024

Spot the Christmas decoration that doesn’t belong… 🐱
Tree has been up one day, wonder how long it will last.🙈

28/11/2024

Family picture, say cheese! 🐱 😻

09/11/2024

Zazu already has a favourite film and decided to act out an iconic scene…

27/05/2024

MEET THE TONKINESE! 🐱

The stylish Tonkinese, or ‘Tonk’ to his friends, has a strong, elegant body with long slender legs and an expressive tail. Its beautiful head is a medium wedge with large, shapely ears and almond-shaped eyes in sparkling gem colours of aquamarine, topaz or sapphire. It has short close-lying fur. The males are large and noble; the females are smaller and exquisitely feminine.

Records of Tonkinese go back several hundred years to the rare Cat Book Poems of Thailand. They have often been confused with cats that we now call Burmese and Siamese. The three breeds are genetically related and, until the 1970s they were still quite similar in head and body shape; and were being bred together even in to the 1980s. Now, geneticists know that the Tonkinese is unique among cat breeds. Tonkinese share their coat-pattern genes with their Burmese and Siamese cousins; the Tonkinese pattern falling midway between them.

Gregarious by nature, a properly-socialised Tonkinese is an outgoing, confident cat who will make its presence felt; a strong, active and spirited cat who’ll give each family member a chance to love and serve them. They do not mind being housecats as long as they have a companion and plenty to amuse them. They generally get on well with children (provided the children have been properly taught to respect animals), other cats and cat-friendly dogs.

You can read more about the Tonkinese on our website here - https://tinyurl.com/52s9mb38 ! 🖱️

Image submitted by Tonkinese BAC.

20/02/2024

As I’ve had a few people get in touch, our next litter is likely to be due around September time and available early December(ish).
If you’d like to be added to the waiting list so you can take home an extremely judgemental kitten and be guilt-tripped on a daily basis (see below as an example from our last litter…) then please get in touch! 😂

Until then the page will likely be relatively quiet. 😻🫶🏻