Kittens

Thanks for showing interest in our kittens. We love to hear from people that are ready to offer one of our kittens an amazing home. 

British Shorthair kittens are born from around October to May.
Our kittens are born in the bedroom, where they stay for the first few weeks, this allows them and their mum peace and quiet before they are thrust into the hustle and bustle of everyday life and household noise. From there they are moved into our living area, where slowly they are given access to the 3 adjoining rooms.

Before they leave here at 12-15 weeks (depending on desexing), they are

- socialized, used to noises from a busy household, and given lots of love and attention.

- Litter and scratchpost trained.

- Vet checked, and twice vaccinated, regularly wormed, and flea treated.

- Microchipped.

- Registered with CatzInc.

- All kittens are sold desexed.

- Every kitten that leaves here comes with 6 weeks free Insurance. I strongly recommend you continue the Insurance, or the cover of your choice as accidents can happen, and cats can get illnesses that can be expensive to treat. 

The British Shorthair is not a streetwise cat, road sense is limited, and not worth the risk. It is strongly recommended to keep your cat as an inside one.

If you think that you can offer one of my babies a safe loving home, please email / message me in the first instance giving me some details about yourself and the type of home you can offer - include if you have other animals, where you live, members of your family, what colour / sex you have in mind.

Our Facebook page will be kept up to date with Kittens that are due to arrive, and coming up for Adoption. 
A deposit of $500 is required to secure the kitten of your choice, with the balance due on or before collection.
Please note that I reserve the right to withdraw the offer of a kitten at anytime should I feel that it's not in the kittens best interest, or if my breeding needs change.
Once you have reserved your kitten you will receive regular (fortnightly, or hopefully more often, but keep in mind I also have children) updates of their progress, with photos and sometimes videos, until its time for you to take your little one home. An information sheet will be emailed to you with instructions and advice for their care.
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