RESERVING KITTENSWe DNA test all our breeding cats with Wisdom Health Panel for 45+ genetic health tests, plus blood type, along with traits and genetic diversity including HCM and PKD 

Adults live in our home and are not kept in cages. Kittens are raised underfoot and never separated from Mom. 

To reserve a kitten you wil first need to contact us directly and tell us a bit about yourself, children, and any other pets. We will do our best to match you with the right kitten, but also reserve the right to refuse any sale.

 

Our Contract clearly states Kittens are NOT sold for resale in pet stores, are NOT outdoor pets, are NOT to be declawed, and are NOT to be sold for scientific research. 

 

A $300.00 deposit is required for you to reserve a kitten, and be placed on our waiting list. It is 100% refundable until you choose a kitten, and approve the contract.

 

When it comes time to choose your kitten you can most definitely state your preference in color, pattern or sex. However you are not held to any particular color, pattern or sex . We believe in matching you with the kitten you feel will be the best possible match for you and your family. 

 

Deposits can be sent by Pay-Pal, electronic transfer, or cheque. The balance is due at the time the kitten is picked up by electronic transfer, or cash, or full and final payment must be received 2 weeks prior to delivery, or shipping date.

 

Pricing includes the cost of examinations by a Veterinarian for each vaccine, dewormings, spay/neuter/microchip. Pricing for Pet kittens is $2,000.00 we do not have a different price for different colors, pattern, or sex. 

 

SBT TICA Registered Pet Kittens include the following:

 

  • 2 sets of Vaccinations, health exam, and Vaccination record from the attending Veterinarian (as per Canadian Veterinarian Guidelines)

 

  • Deworming is done twice and deworming record (as per Canadian Veterinarian Guidelines)

 

  • Additional health exam before Spay/Neuter

 

  • Microchip

 

  • 3 year genetic health guarantee

 

  • Kitten starter kit which includes samples of food wet/dry, toys, brush, nail clippers, helpful articles, and an information booklet. Assistance in setting you up for success.

 

  • TICA (The International Cat Association) Registration Papers 

 

  • Contract 

 

  • Uncaged, heathy, socialized, ragdoll kitten

 

  • Photos and videos of your kitten

 

  • One month free trial of Pet Insurance

 

  • Lifetime breeder support. We also love to hear, and receive updates on your kitten

 

  • Kittens are spayed, neutered, microchipped between 13-16 weeks before they are placed in their forever homes. There are NO exceptions.

 

Why, because people forget to do it, or think I will just have just one litter. One-off litters by inexperienced and uneducated people who do not spay/neuter those kittens are a large contributor to the pet population and cats being surrendered. They are not properly socialized, are homed and taken away from Mom to early and they don't spay/neuter those kittens. Contributing to the pet population and more cats being surrendered to shelters with behaviour issues. 

 

Education is key on this issue. If you are going to breed. BREED RESPONSIBLY, socialize each kitten and SPAY/NEUTER ALL KITTENS. Supply kitten buyers the information they need to be successful to give kittens a forever home. 

 

Kittens are puppies are adorable.Unfortunately people simply don't understand how much work/knowledge breeding requires and that an unhappy hormonal male or female will call and mark potentially all over your house. It is the number one reason cats get surrendered to shelters. Not being properly socialized and marking inappropriately. 

 

Kittens should not be placed earlier then 14-16 weeks. Studies show kittens are more well balanced if they are not rehomed earlier then that, and have far less behaviour problems in the future. Including but not limited to inappropriate marking, abandonment issues, not properly trained to use the litter, destroying furniture, fearful or not well balanced, fighting with other cats. All of these issues contribute to cats being surrendered as well as the lack of education in Cat Behaviour.

 

That is why there are no exceptions to kittens being rehomed earlier than 14-16 weeks, and why they are not rehomed until they are spayed/neutered. 

 

Please contact us directly regarding Show/Breeder pricing. 

 

*****Shipping by courier, or delivery is not included in the purchase price. Please contact us regarding delivery, flight, shipping crate, vaccination, and health certificate costs and requirements.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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