Frequently Asked Questions

Are kittens sold on a first come, first serve basis?

No, applications are not handled on a “first come, first served” basis alone. We often receive multiple applications for the same kitten, and our goal is always to find the best possible match for each one.

If several applicants are equally good fits, priority will be given to the person who submitted their completed application first.

At what age can your kittens leave?

Our kittens are ready to go to their new homes at 10 weeks of age, once they are fully weaned, eating on their own, and confidently litter box trained.

Are your cats registered with the Cat Fancier Association (CFA)?

Yes, they are! All of our cats are CFA registered, and your kitten can be too. If we have not already spayed or neutered your kitten before they leave, you’ll need to have this done by the required age. Once you provide proof of spay/neuter, we will send you the CFA application so that you can register your kitten.

Are your cats tested for PKD?

All of our breeding cats are health-tested prior to breeding. If we keep offspring from two of our already-tested, negative cats, additional testing is not necessary since both parents are confirmed negative.

Why do some of the young kittens have eyes that go in different directions

This is called strabismus, and it’s very common in young kittens. Their eye muscles are still developing, so their eyes don’t always align perfectly at first. It’s nothing to worry about—by the time they’re 10–12 weeks old and ready to go home, it naturally corrects itself. 💕

How can I tell if you have kittens available?

✨ Just a reminder! ✨
I keep both my website and this page updated often. If you see a kitten marked as “AVAILABLE,” chances are they really are! 🐾💕

Do you offer a health guarantee?

We provide a two-year health guarantee against life-threatening congenital diseases or defects.

This guarantee covers conditions that are determined by a licensed veterinarian to be congenital, life-threatening, and the direct cause of death.
In the event that such a condition is diagnosed, documentation from a licensed veterinarian, including complete medical records and any necessary test results, must be provided to us. We reserve the right to have a second opinion from a veterinarian of our

When is the final payment due on my kitten?

The day that you pick up your kitten, prior to you taking it home.

What if something comes up & I can't get my kitten?

Q: Are deposits refundable?

A: Deposits are non-refundable, but they can be transferred one time to another litter if you notify us before your reserved kitten is 6 weeks old.

How often do you take pictures of your kittens?

Every two weeks. Sometimes a little more, or a little less depending on my work and family schedule.

Information on Spaying and Neutering

Please note that we may choose to spay or neuter your kitten prior to them leaving our home, at our discretion. If this has not been done, you are required to have your kitten spayed or neutered by six months of age, at your expense—unless a licensed veterinarian provides a medical reason to delay or avoid the procedure.