In Springfield, Missouri
No, we do not.
No. They are not. We often have several applications at once on a kitten. We try to find the best match for each one. If several people are a good match, then we go with the first person who had their application filled out.
Our kittens can leave when they are ten weeks old, eating on their own, and totally litterbox trained.
They are! All of our cats are, and yours can be too. All you need to do is have them spayed or neutered by a certain age, if we haven't done this prior to them leaving. Once that is done you send me proof, and we will send you a CFA application so that you can register your kitten.
All of our breeding cats are tested prior to breeding. If we have kept the offspring from two of our cats that were already tested, then no. They would not need to be tested since their parents are negative.
This is called, "Strabismus". It is basically just weak eye muscles. Kittens are not terribly good at aligning their eyes together. However it is a self-correcting issue and by the time they are ten or twelve weeks old, and ready to leave home, the strabismus will have resolved itself. This is normal in these young ones, and if you look at the same kittens, a little older, you won't see it anymore.
I keep my Facebook Page, and this website very up to date. If you see a kitten marked as "AVAILABLE", there is a 99% chance that they are.
Yes. We provide a two-year health guarantee for replacement due to any life-threatening congenital disease or defect that results in death.
The day that you pick up your kitten, prior to you taking it home.
Every two weeks. Sometimes a little more, or a little less depending on my work and family schedule.
** Please note that we may spay or neuter your kitten prior to it leaving our home at our discretion. If we do not, you must have them spayed or neutered by six months of age, at your expense.
Lazy Day Persians & Himalayans