Australia's Ocivalley Ocicats, Ocicat Breeder, Ocicat Kittens, Ocicat Colours

We are Australia's exclusive specialist breeders of the rare, wild-looking spotted Ocicats.

The spotted look of an Ocelot, (hence the name Ocicat), with a gentle and affectionate temperament.

Ocivalley Cattery is in Grantville, Victoria, Australia,

where the beautiful green hills of South Gippsland meets the sea of Westernport.

Approximately 1 hour drive from Melbourne along the Bass Highway towards Phillip Island

Where is Grantville? Maps by Goggle

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Would you like to be notified of newly born Ocicat kittens or

are you interested in adopting one of the especially rare colours?

Please register by e-mail.

E-mail Sue Dunbar or phone 0409 671 584 or 03 5678 8953 (I prefer e-mail)

Our kittens leave our home to your home from 12 weeks of age.

I do not ask for a non-refundable deposit when you are placed on my waiting list. When kittens are born the waiting list will be used in order of enquiry.

'More on how to adopt or register for an Ocicat kitten'

My Ocicat kittens enjoying a rest time with me.

This is the fun part of Ocicat breeding.

Ocicat kittens are raised in our home.

They leave our home to your home fully vaccinated, microchipped, de-sexed and socially adjusted to fit into your family life.

My husband Mark is baby-sitting an Ocicat kitten.

Three generations of Ocicats.

This colour combination is from one litter.

Visit Testimonials and photos of our adopted Ocicats.

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To find out how to adopt or register for an ocicat kitten, click here

Read all about the wonderful Ocicat in 'About Ocicats'


I had the good fortune to visit an International Cat Show in San Francisco, USA, with over 800 cats present. This picture shows the judge looking for special features from this beautiful chocolate spotted ocicat.	This is the activity centre. The cats are enticed with wand feathers to jump over obstacles and run through tunnels. The cats usually enjoy the fun activity very much but if they are not interested at the time...then that's the end of it! This is Sue Riley 'wrangling' Kathy Gumm’s ocicat called Merritage. The crowd, of course, love it.
You can read my article here about the 2006 CFA show in USA
Curiouser and curiouser....	There is something about water and where it goes......

View Kittens/Cats/Studs page for more photos

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See Kittens/Cats/Studs page for more details about adopting an ocicat:

Contact by e-mail: Sue Dunbar

mobile 0409 671 584, reception not always available!

Home phone: 03 5678 8953- I prefer e-mail please

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Visit these links below to learn more about Ocicats

This site features Ocicats from many different countries.

Visit a "World of Ocicats".

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For advice, breed profiles, care and many more topics on CATS.

Visit "Cats of Australia"

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The 'PawPeds' website.

A site for information about the history of the pedigree cat,

and to educate cat breeders about the need for genetic variation.

This site has an excellent database of Ocicat pedigrees from the very beginning of this cat's history.

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Site maintained by Sue Dunbar, updated September 2011