Adorable White Persian Kittens in PA

This is a common myth that only males spray . Females spray to attract the male .If you don’t want to have spray problem in your house– SPAY OR NEUTER your cat . After cats are altered they are basically the same other than the males are slightly larger in size.

Usually kitten’s eyes begins to come in at 12-14 weeks of age.

We do recommend “ Life’s Abundance “cat food for their fresh, natural, wholesome ingredients. It has five sources of high quality protein including chicken meal, eggs, herring meal and more . Also we use daily supplement treats by Nzymes which provide important raw food nutrition and antioxidant support for any pet’s good health and longevity.

Frequently Asked Questions

Because only by the 8 weeks of age kittens are weaned, eating well and developed enough to adopt new environment. Under 12 weeks of age kittens immune systems are premature and sudden changes (like moving to new house) can be traumatic.

Why the adoption age of the kittens must be 8 weeks or older?

What  type of food do you recommend to feed kittens /cats ?

When kittens begin to show their permanent eye color ?

Male or Female  spray problem ?

What do you think about declawing ?

What do you use for Fleas/ticks on your cats /kittens ?

We do use Frontline Plus on all our cats over 8 weeks old. So far this is the best protection against fleas/ticks problem. Can be purchased from licensed Veterinarian Office or online www.drsFosterSmith.com

How hard is to keep Persian kitten/cat well groomed ?

You need to brush him/her regularly . The most common problem areas are behind the ears, belly, sides. If you are too busy to give your cat good brushing every night, she will become matted in no time .To avoid it - use animal clippers to trim her coat or /and visit a groomer monthly to shave her coat nicely. Trust me , it’s worth it every penny !

Persian Kittens  Cattery  “ Persian Dream Kittens “CFA  registered. We have  Persian Kittens for sale  to approved homes. Persian kittens  known for  loving  personality.

What’s the difference between “ baby doll”  &   Flat face  ( Extreme Kittens)  ?

      BABY   DOLL

EXTREME FLAT FACE

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Recommended Reading :

 

You can find all these books at www.amazon.com

 

1. “ The Cat Behavior Answer Book “ by Arden Moore  ( Practical Insights & Proven Solutions for your Feline Questions )

 

2. “ Cat Owner’s Home Veterinary Handbook” by Carlson & Giffin

 

3. “ How to say it to your Cat “ by Adams, Janine

 

4. “ Cat Massage “ by Ballner

 

5. “ Is your cat crazy ? “ by Wright 

 

6. “ Between Pets and People : The importance of Animal Companionship” by Alan Beck

 

7. “ The healing power of pets “ by Becker

 

8. “ The Cat’s House “ by Bob Walker

 

9. “ The Cat who cried for help “ by Dodman

 

10. “ THINK LIKE A CAT “ by Johnson-Bennett

 

11.  “ PETIQUETTE: SOLVING BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS IN YOUR MULTI –PET HOUSEHOLD “ by M. Evans and Company

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

There is some  truth in these words   , it does happens . Not always , but we’ve seen some cases . Deafness is associated with the autosomal dominant white gene , especially in combination with blue eyes.  But cats are remarkably adaptable and will compensate by relying more on their other senses , such as smell and sight.

We are not allow public to come  in our home and see our Persian kittens until they reach age at least 8 weeks old. Because it is traumatic for their mother , and it’s not  healthy for kittens either : they do have very weak immune system  until they wean and visitors can bring germs and viruses that could be hurtful for them .

 

Please read our Sales’ Contract about Health Guarantee and  Important Information here .

All our kittens get vaccinated against Panleukopenia, Calicivirus and Rhinotracheitis. Each kitten gets deworming t at least  twice before they live our home.

 Each kitten has Health Certificate when they leave our Cattery with history of vaccinations , dewormings , tests results  and all other vital information.

Parents of our kittens tested  for PKD negative, vaccinated , dewormed twice a year and tested FelLeq & FIV negative.