FAQ’s

Choosing happens in order of deposits received, so once the kittens are around 8 week I will contact the families in order of the waitlist to choose their kittens. Choosing can be done in person, over a face time video or face book /website photos. Please note, deposits are non-refundable.

You will have the option to choose from the next litter

The purchase price includes their spay/ neutering, microchipping, 1^st vaccine, TICA registration, health certificate and health guarantee

Kittens also go home with a blanket with moms scent to help with the transition into their new home.

We do not allow kittens to go home without being spayed or neutered first.

We suggest vacuuming daily and run an air purifier; don’t let the kitten sleep in your room.

We have had a couple of families that have taken about 4 weeks for their bodies adjust to the kitten and have lived allergy free thereafter.

Purina Pro Plan LIVECLEAR Adult Indoor Formula Dry Cat Food is also an option.

You are always welcome to return the kitten for a full refund if you find that it will not work for your family (Please see our contract for details). We just want to make sure our kittens are happy and well cared for.

All our adult cats have been tested for HCM as well as PKD. We do a full PCR test on all adults for before they meet the rest of our family (This includes FIV and FELV) Copies of health tests are available on request.

We find that in-person allergy testing is the most reliable.

We don’t charge for visiting our kittens, they can never get to many cuddles.

Please see our adoption process page for more information

We do help with deliveries on case by case bases, please contact us to arrange.

Unfortunately, we no longer offer discounts on our kittens.

Dogs – We introduce the kittens to our dogs from the age of about 4 weeks so they are familiar with them. Once your kitten has settled in, introduce them slowly, allow your kitten to see your dog from a distance (through a baby gate or from the top of a cat tower) When your kitten feels comfortable with your dog she will come down on her own and mingle with your dog. Don’t leave your kitten alone with a dog until you are 100% sure that the dog is ok with him. Puppies and even older dogs will try play with the kitten and often get too rough and can end up hurting your fragile kitten.

Always make sure your kitten has a place to escape to.

Cats – Don’t open the carrier until you cat has had a chance to smell the kitten through the carrier, If your cat reacts aggressively to the kitten you may need to keep them in a playpen to give your cat a chance to get used to a kitten. You can also place your cat on the top of a cat tower and let your new kitten out of their carrier allowing your cat to watch the kitten from a distance.

They can take anywhere between 10 minutes and 30 days to be ok with each other. Males tend to accept kittens a lot easier than females

Sometimes the kittens will do this as a result of stress, it usually lasts about 5 days.  Place a temporary litter box over the space your kitten is pooping, once they start pooping in the box you can move the box around. You can also fill the litter box with dirt from outside to encourage them.

Leave the kitten and let them come out on their own,” ignore “them until they approach you.

Dogs – We introduce the kittens to our dogs from the age of about 4 weeks so they are familiar with them. Once your kitten has settled in, introduce them slowly, allow your kitten to see your dog from a distance (through a baby gate or from the top of a cat tower) When your kitten feels comfortable with your dog she will come down on her own and mingle with your dog. Don’t leave your kitten alone with a dog until you are 100% sure that the dog is ok with him. Puppies and even larger dogs will try play with the kitten and often get too ruff and end up hurting your fragile kitten. Always make sure your kitten has a place to escape to.

Cats – Don’t open the carrier until you cat has had a chance to smell the kitten through the carrier, If your cat reacts aggressively to the kitten you may need to keep them in a playpen to give your cat a chance to get used to a kitten. You can also put your cat on the top of a cat tower and let your new kitten out of their carrier allowing your cat to watch the kitten from a distance. Keep a close watch on them.

They can take anywhere between 10 minutes and 30 days to be ok with each other. Males tend to accept kitten a lot easier than females

IF YOUR KITTEN HAS DIARRHEA WITH THE CONSISTENCY OF WATER FOR MORE THAN 8 HOURS PLEASE GET THEM TO A VET FAST

First make sure your kitten has not eaten anything that could have upset their tummies (plants, dog food, human food) The stress from the transition can also cause diarrhea for a few days. You can add a probiotic to their food to help stiffen their poop. Make sure they drink plenty of water. It has happened in the past that the kittens have developed a sensitive tummy to the Royal Canin kitten dry and the Mother and Kitten wet at around 14 weeks of age. The diarrhea will be consistent ( not water but jello consistency)  and last for more than a week, Feed the kitten chicken and rice for a few days, if the diarrhea clears up you know it was the food. Keep them on chicken and rice for around 2 weeks then start introducing a different food of your choice