PET KITTENS

All of our kittens are born in our bedroom and then moved into a kittening pen on the landing where they stay for the next few weeks in peace and quiet with mum.  When they are weaned they then start to have the run of the house where they can exercise on the numerous cat play stations dotted about and can socialise with ourselves and Honey, the mad cocker spaniel, as well as getting used to all the household sounds and smells.

 

All of our kittens are raised on a Royal Canin diet of babycat and then moved onto Kitten 36. They are wormed approximately every 2 weeks until leaving for their new homes at 14 weeks.

 

All our kittens will leave our home fully vaccinated and vet checked twice.  They are registered with the GCCF and also come with 4 weeks free insurance through Petplan.  They are micro-chipped and come with a 5 generation pedigree certificate, care/diet sheet and Royal Canin Kitten starter pack as well a contract of sale.

 

 

 

BREEDING KITTENS

We do sell kittens for breeding, but only to Prefix Registered Breeders with the GCCF, FiFe or TICA.  Contract obligations would apply.   Please be aware that Breeding Kittens are more expensive than pet quality kittens and may not appear in every litter we have so please be patient if requiring a breeding quality kitten.

 

We also offer a full after care service for all our kittens.

 

 

 

SHOW KITTENS

Occasionally we do have kittens that are suitable quality for showing.  However we CANNOT guarantee any wins at any shows as that is down to the judges discretion.  We can only sell a kitten that is upto the required breed standard as set out by the GCCF.  Again please be aware that these kittens are slightly more expensive than pet kittens and do not appear in every litter.

 

 

                                                  WARNING !!!

 

 

Please be aware that there are 'SO CALLED BREEDERS' out there offering for sale 'PEDIGREE'  kittens which have no registration papers at all.  Either one or none of the parents MAY be registered but the kittens are not and will usually not be vaccinated and the kittens will also be sold underage (7/8 weeks, the GCCF recommend 14 weeks).  Most vets insist on kittens being 9/10 weeks old before their 1st vaccination and 12/13 weeks old for their 2nd.  The kittens are quite often Heinz 57's (longhaired crosses) and the owner is after making a quick 'pound or 2'.  They are not vet checked and are usually the offspring of pets which are then used to try and make money at the expense of an unsuspecting buyer. 

Kittens