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How to take a kitten home from us
All our kittens are raised in the family, with love, so it matters to us that they go to homes where the same love awaits them. Below you can read how the process works and what is good to know about the breeds.
The process step by step
1Getting to know each other
Write or call and tell us about yourselves: who lives in the family, what your home is like, whether you already have pets. We will introduce the parents and the litter too.
2Choosing a kitten and reservation
You can find the current litter and available kittens on the Litters page. Reservation terms (deposit, waiting list) are agreed personally.
3Contract and handover
The terms and date of the handover are agreed in advance and put in writing. A kitten moves to its new home when it is mature enough and has received the necessary vaccinations.
4Follow-up
We are here for you after the handover as well: we gladly help with feeding, raising and health questions and love to receive photos from the new home.
What comes with the kitten?
Pedigree
Pedigreed kittens of known origin, as expected from responsible breeding.
Microchip and vaccinations
Kittens go to their new owners microchipped, with age-appropriate vaccinations and deworming, after a veterinary check.
Advice and support
A feeding and care guide, plus continuous help while the kitten settles in.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
How much does a kitten cost?
The price depends on the litter, the quality of the kitten and the intended use (family pet or breeding). Please ask for personal information by e-mail or phone.
How much grooming do they need?
Oriental and Siamese shorthairs have a short, silky coat; a weekly brushing is usually enough. Quality food, regular dental care and veterinary checks matter more.
Are they noisy?
These breeds are well known for being talkative: they like to communicate with their person. It is part of their nature, so be prepared.
How do they get along with children and other pets?
They are sociable and usually get along well with children and other pets if given time to get acquainted.
Can they be left alone?
They are strongly attached to people and need company. If you are away a lot, consider a second cat or let us discuss the options.
What should I feed?
High-quality food suited to the cat's age. We give detailed feeding advice at handover and are happy to help later too.
More questions? Write or call us, we will gladly answer. You can read about the characteristics of the breeds on the Breed guide page.