LATEST KITTEN NEWS

June 21st 2009

Saffy and Sonny are the proud parents of 5 beautiful babies born on the 19th of June 2009. 

We have -
1 black spotted female
2 brown spotted males and
2 blue spotted males.

These are F6 kittens, so are the 6th generations from the original Asian leopard cat.

March 21st 2009

New Litter of seven kittens arrived on Saturday the 7th of March 2009.

We currently have the following kittens available

1 brown marble male
1 brown marble female
1 brown spotted female.

Bookings are being taken now.

More info and images to come soon

If you would like to reserve or require more info on these kittens please contact me

I pride myself in producing only the best quality kittens, not only in their beautiful glossy, soft, dripping with glitter coats, but in their temperament. All kittens are handled from birth so they are used to cuddles and stroking at an early age which produces loving, gentle adults.

All kittens come with the following
* Fully inoculated,
* Litter tray trained,
* Wormed,
* Advocate treated.
* Registered with the GCCF.
* Both parents can be seen.
* 5 Generation Pedigree Papers (after neutering/spaying)
* Microchipped

And be supplied with a goody bag filled with
* Samples of meat,
* Biscuits,
* Toys,
* Fact sheet,
* Lifetime Health Planner
* 8 Weeks FREE Insurance.
* Luxury cat bed


Viewing can be arranged any day at 12pm.

A deposit will secure the kitten of your choice and can be make by cash, cheque or paypal.

Please note that all deposits are non-refundable

In general, kittens are very robust and are hardly ever seriously ill. However, they can sometimes suffer from vomiting and diarrhoea. Such instances can have a variety of different causes one of which could be the food they eat. To minimise the risk of this, you should only feed food that’s good for them, making sure you feed small meals at regular intervals rather than letting your kittens gorge on a large meal.

Scraps from the table should not be given to a kitten, as he can’t digest everything we eat: spices can upset his tummy and the lack of specific nutrition can cause him serious harm. It’s much better to feed your kitten food that’s been specially prepared for his needs.

A kitten should not be given uncooked fish or meat to eat, because it can contain diseases such as salmonella or the virus leading to the deadly Auieszkvan illness. Likewise, bones (raw or cooked) should never be fed, as they can become stuck in the cats throat. Feeding your kitten a healthy, balanced diet, rich in essential proteins, minerals and vitamins should ensure good health. However, should your kitten vomit more than once, or suffer from diarrhoea, you must take him to the vet immediately.

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TJ - Cher & Joe's kitten, at home with Amanda in Hemel Hempstead.
Kimba - Cher & Joe's kitten, now enjoying life with Eva & Mark in Surrey
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