A cattery is most certainly not a heavy machinery factory.
It is a place where your new family members are born, make their very first steps, and learn to form a relationship with humans.

Kittens that are born in our house are lovingly cared for from the moment they are conceived. We do our best to take care of the well-being of three mothers – Mimi, Phoebe, and Arise – as well as their father, Boreas. We take full responsibility for the health and good start of the kittens that will later be welcomed into your homes. That is why we follow all the procedures recommended by the felinological clubs that we are a part of: PZF and FiFE, which are under the supervision of the World Cat Federation.

A kitten that goes to you often has amazing parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents who have been honoured in international felinological exhibitions. They have usually travelled all over the world to obtain the highest possible titles. This isn’t meaningless because, as opposed to catteries that do not follow such procedures (read about it in the News tab), they guarantee that your kitten, besides having the right looks, will have a character appropriate for the breed, and most common genetic diseases will be ruled out by medical examinations.

We make sure that each of our cat-companions feels loved and cared for because we believe that only happy cats can give birth to happy kittens and bring them up in a way that will result in a good relationship between them and you in the future.

We really want your new feline friend to be in good health before they move in with you. In order to achieve that, both the older and younger cats go through deworming, vaccinations, and receive proper supplementation. We also introduce the kittens to canned food, dry food, and a BARF diet – well-balanced, homemade, raw meat meals.

Before the kitten comes to you, it is microchipped (SAFE-ANIMAL) and spayed/neutered.

Upon receiving your new feline friend, you will also receive a package containing several necessary items to help the kitten adjust to its new home:

-Favourite food – both canned and dry

-Favourite snacks

-Favourite toys

A blanket that smells like the kitten’s mother and siblings

Litter box sand that the kitten is used to

A brush to manage naturally falling out fur.

Additionally, you will receive a five-generation pedigree that is recognized around the world, a health book containing the pedigree and chip numbers, deworming confirmations, vaccination records, and the spay/neuter procedure.

The price of the kitten is determined by the above factors as well as the costs of cattery upkeep, ensuring that you can enjoy your new furry friend’s character, looks, and health for many years to come.