We have been breeding and showing the elegant
Persians and Himalayans since 1997. The children have grown and
so this is our second 'furry' family.
See Pictures of us at the
shows
Since I lost my beloved Ray to cancer, I have
decided to stop breeding, but this was our procedure and felt it
worked best for socialized pets.
Our kitties are always welcomed on the bed at
night. Our cats are not caged. The cattery is the
house, not some separate building or remote area. We do NOT
shave down our cats. It means they are used to bathing and combing.
If you are not up to keeping up the coat, we suggest you look for
an exotic (short-haired 'persian') - same look, short coat.
From the time our kittens arrive until they day
they leave, they are picked up and cuddled. They are part of our
family. By doing this, the kittens are socialized and friendly.
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Newborns are kept in a separate room for the
first 7 to 8 wks where they have access to their own litter (Yesterdays
News brand) and water and kitten food (Royal Canin Baby Cat).
Once they receive their first shots and are mature
enough to be able to jump up over the baby gate, they are let into
the rest of the house, one room at a time.
Then, they graduate to TIDY CAT scoopable and
IAMS Kitten.
By the time they leave, they will have had at
least five experiences with bathing and blow drying as well as with
face washing, nail clipping and grooming. They will also have been
introduced to normal noises such as TV, music and the vacuum cleaner.
All kittens and/or cats are CFA
registered when sold and have a health guarantee. Persian and Himalayan
kittens and/or cats will be current on inoculations. Do NOT think
it's a deal to get one with no papers. Getting papers as a breeder
is a cheap and simple procedure. What it really means is that the
seller is breeding without permission from the people he bought
from. Unethical, so what ELSE aren't they telling you!!
We send our Persian and Himalayan babies home
with an "instruction manual" and all medical records and
the CFA registration papers as well as other interesting documents.
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