WELCOME The Tonkinese BC was inaugurated in 1991 President: Mrs Linda Vousden Vice-President: Dr Sarah Caney BVSc PhD DSAM MRCVS The Tonkinese Breed Club runs the Tonkinese Gene Pool Project |
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Our friendly club offers many services to its members as well the most up to date information on UK Tonkinese. We are a 'Not For Profit' Club.
Please enjoy looking through this site - we are happy to answer any questions you may have. If you can't find what you are looking for in the drop down menus try using the Search bar at the top of this page. As far as possible, this web site is designed to suit tablets and mobile phones, if you find anything missing or out of place please contact us.
Please enjoy looking through this site - we are happy to answer any questions you may have. If you can't find what you are looking for in the drop down menus try using the Search bar at the top of this page. As far as possible, this web site is designed to suit tablets and mobile phones, if you find anything missing or out of place please contact us.
2024 New law - your cat must be micro-chipped - see here for details
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'Tonkinese In Colour' Currently out of stock, will be available again in May 2025 Winner of the Cat Writers Association unique "Paula A Gregg PhD Memorial" award Awarded for the book written in 2021 that best educates the public about a pure bred breed of cats |
Committee and Contacts
Meetings
Next TBC AGM: May, Online 2025, Date & Time to be advised
Next TBC Committee Meeting: Online following the AGM 2025
Next Tonkinese BAC Meeting: Online, - To be advised
Next 'Introduction to Breeding Tonkinese' online seminar: (click here for details)
Meetings
Next TBC AGM: May, Online 2025, Date & Time to be advised
Next TBC Committee Meeting: Online following the AGM 2025
Next Tonkinese BAC Meeting: Online, - To be advised
Next 'Introduction to Breeding Tonkinese' online seminar: (click here for details)
Avoid the Tragedy - Check For Cats - Please be aware of the tragedy of cats being caught in washing machines and tumble dryers, it happens rarely but more often than you think and it's a horrible way to lose a cat.