MINI COWS FOR SALE UK

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Welcome to Buy Mini Cattle, your trusted source for healthy and well-cared-for mini cows in the UK. We specialise in ethically breeding various miniature cattle breeds, perfect for smallholdings, hobby farms, and cherished companions.
Have you ever seen a cow that’s smoother than a plushie and about the size of a large dog? Look no further than the teacup mini highland cow! These pint-sized cuties are taking the internet by storm with their fluffy good looks and gentle personalities. But before you rush out to get one, there’s more to these mini moo-sters than meets the eye..
Why Choose Us
At Miniature Pastures, we prioritise the health and well-being of our animals. Our mini cows are raised in a stress-free environment, ensuring they are well-adjusted and ready for their new homes. We offer ongoing support and advice to all our customers in the UK. All our animals are health checked by a registered vet and come with full documentation.
Our dedication to an innovative and progressive breeding program has resulted in the creation of the finest micro-miniature Highland genetics on the market. Our cattle are considered to be without equal, setting the standard of excellence across the entire spectrum of micro-miniature and miniature Highland cattle.
TESTIMONIALS
What are Mini Highland Cows? - Mini Cows for Sale UK
Mini cows are exactly what they sound like: smaller versions of regular cattle! They’re not just calves; they are breeds that have been selectively bred over time to be significantly smaller than standard-sized cows.
Here are some key things to know about mini cows for sale UK:
- Size: They are typically about one-third to one-half the size of standard cattle breeds. This means they require less space, less feed, and are generally easier to handle.
- Care: Even though they are smaller, mini cows still require proper care, including adequate pasture, shelter, and veterinary attention
- Purposes: Mini cows are kept for various reasons such as pets, small holdings, milk production and beef.
MINI COW BREEDS

Mini Dexter Cow
A mini Dexter cow is a small, docile, and productive breed of cattle that originated in Ireland in the early 1800s. They are also known as the “mini-cow”
Characteristics of A Mini Dexter Cow For Sale UK
- Size: Mini Dexter cows are small, standing about 40 inches tall and weighing 700–900 lbs
- Colour: They can be black, red, or dun
Temperament: They are docile - Purpose: They can be used for beef or milk production
- Feed: They require less feed than larger breeds

Miniature Herefords
Miniature Herefords are a breed of cattle that are about a third of the size of full-size Herefords. They are known for being compact, efficient, and easy to handle.
Characteristics of A Miniature Hereford For Sale UK
- Size: Miniature Herefords are about 3 feet 6 inches (107 cm) tall and weigh around 1,000 pounds (454 kilograms)
- Temperament: They are gentle and easy to handle
- Beef quality: The beef is just as tasty and high-quality as full-size Herefords
- Feed: They eat 30-40% less than full-size Herefords

Lowline Angus
The Australian Lowline is a modern Australian breed of small, polled beef cattle. It was the result of a selective breeding experiment using black Aberdeen Angus cattle at the Agricultural Research Centre of the Department of Agriculture of New South Wales at Trangie.
Characteristics of A Lowline Angus For Sale UK
- Size: Height is about 60% of that of the normal Aberdeen Angus breed, or about 110 cm for bulls and 100 cm for cows. Calves average about 22 kg at birth, but may weigh as little as 14 kg.
- Temperament: Lowline Angus cattle are known for being docile and easy to handle. They are often recommended for first-time farmers and those who want to introduce children to cattle.
- Beef quality: The beef is of excellent quality — well-marbled, tender and flavoursome with a beautiful texture
- Feed: Lowline Angus cattle are feed efficient, which means they do less damage to pasture land and don’t need as strong fencing.

Belted Galloway
The Belted Galloway is a traditional Scottish breed of beef cattle. It derives from the Galloway stock of the Galloway region of southwestern Scotland and was established as a separate breed in 1921.
Characteristics of A Belted Galloway For Sale UK
- Size: A mature Belted Galloway Bull can weigh between 815 and 955 kilograms, although some are smaller. A cow ranges from 400 to 600 kilograms, newborn heifers weigh, on average, around 30 kilograms, and a bull calf can weigh 35 kilograms or more.
- Temperament: Belted Galloway cattle are generally calm and docile, easy to handle, friendly, and protective of their calves.
- Beef quality: Belted Galloway beef is exceptionally tender, full of flavour and juicy.
- Feed: Belted Galloway cattle are primarily a pastured breed that eat grass and hay. They are efficient converters and can survive on low quality forage
Cuteness Overload: Appearance and Personality
Let’s face it, the main draw of these cows is their irresistible cuteness. Their thick fur comes in various colors like red, brown, and even blonde, and their expressive eyes and fluffy bangs melt hearts wherever they go. But don’t be fooled by their looks! Teacup mini highland cows are known for being friendly, docile, and curious creatures. They enjoy spending time with people and can even be quite playful and interactive.

AVAILABLE TEACUP MINI HIGHLAND COWS FOR SALE
Below you can find the available teacup mini highland cows for sale.






Meet Tinkerbell and Rumble, your delightful duo of teacup highland cows. Hailing from the picturesque highlands, these miniature wonders bring a touch of enchantment to your everyday life.
Tinkerbell, with her elegant stature and soft fur resembling the hues of a fairy-tale meadow. Her gentle eyes reflect intelligence and a friendly nature, making her an ideal companion for those seeking a magical connection with their miniature pet.
On the other hand, Rumble, with a compact build, embodies a playful spirit reminiscent of the lively highland landscapes. His energetic demeanor and curious nature add a dash of excitement to your days, promising moments of joy and exploration.
Originating from carefully selected and reputable breeders in the highlands, Tinkerbell and Rumble bring with them a lineage of quality care and ethical breeding practices. Their journey from the rolling hills to your home is a testament to the commitment to providing you with not just pets, but cherished members of your family.
Whether it’s Tinkerbell’s enchanting grace or Rumble’s spirited playfulness, these teacup highland cows are ready to embark on a magical journey with you, bringing smiles, warmth, and a touch of the Highlands to your heart and home.
Tinkerbell and Rumble are selling for £3500 each.






5 teacup mini highland cattle for sale. (Discount on Bulk Purchase)
$2000 Each
2 of these mini cows have brown fur whereas the remaining 3 are black-coated from birth.
These have been carefully bred, raised and dewormed.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
yes, you can buy mini cows from our farm in the UK, such as the Dexter, which is the smallest native breed of cattle in the British Isles.
Our Miniature cows in the UK can average between £1,500 to £4,500 depending on the size, markings, and colour. Prices are subject to availability and the current market.
You can buy a teacup mini highland cow from Buy Mini Cattle we have a record of reliable breeding practices. It’s important to exercise caution when considering exotic animals.
Generally, mini cows are very healthy pets that live from 12 to 25 years. So, anyone looking to get one as a pet has to make a long-term commitment. The only thing pet owners should keep a look for is diseases.
You can own a pet cow or a mini highland cow in the UK if you register with BCMS and obtain a permit. We can help you process these as well as the cattle passport.
Yes, with positive reinforcement and patience, they can learn basic commands. Remember, they are large animals, and responsible training methods are crucial.
They require less grazing land than larger breeds, approximately 1-2 acres per cow.
Yes, their docile temperament and manageable size make them a good choice for first-time cattle owners.