Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What types of kittens do you sell?
A: We offer British Shorthair and British Longhair kittens, depending on availability. All our kittens are raised in a loving environment and socialized from a young age to ensure they’re ready to be cherished members of your family.
Q: Are your kittens vaccinated?
A: Absolutely! All kittens are fully vaccinated before being released to their new homes. We never send home kittens that are not up-to-date with their vaccinations—your pet’s health and safety come first.
Q: When can I bring my new kitten home?
A: Kittens are ready to join their new families only after they have received all necessary vaccinations and have been cleared by our trusted veterinarian. This ensures they are healthy, strong, and ready for the transition.
Q: Do you offer stud services?
A: Yes, we offer stud services with our championship-line British Shorthair and Longhair males. Please note, we require visiting queens to be fully vaccinated before any breeding arrangement.
Q: What should I prepare before bringing my kitten or using stud services?
A: For kittens: Prepare a safe, warm place, and pick up supplies like food, litter, and toys. For stud services: Ensure your queen cat is healthy and vaccinated (with documentation), and discuss your needs with us in advance.
Q: How do I reserve a kitten or book stud services?
A: Simply contact us through our website or social media pages. We’re happy to walk you through availability, reservation steps, and answer any questions you have.
Q: What is your health guarantee?
A: All our kittens come with a health guarantee covering congenital issues for an initial period. We are transparent about our breeding practices and prioritize the health of our cats.
Q: Do you offer support after adoption or service?
A: Definitely! We’re always here for questions, updates, or advice on caring for your new feline friend or regarding breeding arrangements.
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