Kittens FAQs Answered

Questions and Answers

At what age can I bring my kitten home?

Kittens commonly go home between 12-16 weeks of age. This allows the kittens to grow with their mom and siblings. They learn how to use the litter box, groom themselves, and play without being too rough.

What do you feed the kittens?

We feed all our cats and kittens TIki Cat brand food. We find it has the most protein and least amount of fillers. The kittens are raised on Tiki Cat Born Carnivore dry and wet kitten food. It is very important to provide high-quality, wet food. We have had a bad experience with low-quality wet food and do not recommend risking the possible food poisoning that can go along with it. We do not receive any compensation for Tiki Cat, but we do feel strongly about feeding a high-quality food such as Tiki Cat or one recommended by your veterinarian.

Do I have to have my kitten spayed/neutered?

Yes, we require all kittens be spayed/neutered for their health.

Will I get official paperwork for my kitten to prove he/she is purebred?

Yes, you we have the information you will need show the kitten is registered in the litter so you can register him/her in your own name.

Can I show my kitten?

Yes, you will receive your registration information, which will indicate that your kitten is allowed to be shown. Please indicate if this is an option you would like to choose.

Do you sell breeding rights?

No, we do not sell breeding rights at this time. We do recommend anyone looking to breed find a good mentor to talk to before making a final decision for the benefit of these sweet kitties as well as for your own benefit.

How much does a kitten cost?

Our kittens sell for $2300. We require a deposit of $400 to reserve your kitten once it is chosen. Our waitlist deposit is $200 which put you in line to choose a kitten once they become available to reserve before anyone else.

What payments do you take?

We accept Zelle or Venmo for the deposit and cash for the remaining balance at pickup.

How do I reserve a Kitten?

The first step is to fill out an inquiry form. Once you are approved to reserve a kitten, you will send your deposit via Venmo or Zelle. If your kitten is not yet old enough to go home, we will provide at least two photos and one short video through email or text message every other week until pickup day. The remaining payment will be due before pickup.

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