Purdypaws Kittens

We love sharing the joy our cats bring with others, although it is difficult to say goodbye after we have spent so much time with our babies we know the happiness they bring to their new families.

Please read on to find out how we raise our kittens.
  • Our queens have the run of our home and give birth in our bedroom where they will stay for around 3 weeks, this is until the babies are wobbling around the kittening box, so at this point we move them into another bedroom set up just for them where they have more space but it’s still secure and warm. Once the kittens are properly active at around 4 - 5 weeks (ready to escape) we start moving them downstairs into my office/kitten play room during the day and back to bed at night. When the kittens get to full running around stage we start letting them run around our home where they get access to each room and used to everyday goings on and this also really helps learn to litter train and socialise during this time.

• Our 10yr old daughter Adeline handles the kittens and her friends come to see and play with them. We also have dogs and other cats so the babies get a good start being used to things they may come across in their new family homes.

• We take the babies to the vets for health checks and vaccinations which helps with travel experience, we also let the kittens run around the house with harnesses on to get them accustomed and we make sure they are litter trained and eating a combination of Dry and Wet foods before leaving.

All our kittens leave us with the following;

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  • Fully vet checked
  • 2 vaccinations
  • Microchipped
  • Wormed
  • Registered with TICA
  • Pedigree Certificate
  • Litter trained
  • 5 weeks pet insurance cover (Agria)
  • ​Small amount of Royal Canin Dry food
  • Sample of KatKin food
  • Small amount of litter we use (worlds best)
  • Kitten pack includes Licki Mat, Toy, blanket and other bits for their new home
At present we only breed for pet, we do not sell active kittens for breeding, if owners wish to show they can as we do breed for type and pattern to meet the breed standard, you would need to let us know if you wish to show when you are enquiring.

All our kittens are currently priced at - £900
We take £180 deposit on picking your kitten
• We at Purdypaws abide by the voluntary code of ethics by TICA - The International Cat Association as seen below
• We are members of the Bengal Cat Association and because of this we also follow their rules and guides we concentrates on the health and wellbeing of cats and kittens.
• We are also part of the Agria Insurance breeders scheme - see below

Agria Breeder Charter January 2022
As a responsible Breeder, Agria expect that we;
1. Abide and follow all current laws and breeding regulations that are in place and applicable.
2. You must be enrolled as a member of the Agria Breeder Club; or
3. Be set up as a ‘guest’ user of our 5 Weeks Free kitten insurance scheme.

About the Kittens:
As the Breeder you are satisfied to the best of your knowledge and veterinary advice in your possession that all kittens sold:
1. Are in good health and have no pre-existing conditions.
2. Have not knowingly been exposed to any contagious disease prior to sale.
3. Are not the result of any mating between father and daughter, mother and son or full brother and sister.
4. Show no sign of infestation by any parasites.
5. Are at least 8 weeks of age and no older than 12 month.
That are under 6 months of age are to be seen with mum in the place of their birth, and where possible with litter mates.
6. Are owned and have been bred by us at our premises
7. Have not been given, sold, or imported from anywhere by yourself or anyone else for the purpose of resale
8. Are not being sold by you as a third-party seller
About mum:
1. She has not had more than three litters in any two-year period.
2. She has been given sufficient time to recover body weight and condition between litters.
3. She has had no more than 2 caesarean births in total
4. She is healthy and injury free
5. She is not suffering from any hereditary conditions or showing any symptoms of illness
or disease
6. She has been seen and introduced to the new owner.
At time of collection:
1. Introduce the new owners to the kittens’ mother and where applicable, meet remaining litter mates.
2. Provide details of any veterinary treatment the kitten has had and if requested, provide details of your vet.
3. Provide information on vaccination, worming, flea, and other preventive health treatment given to the kitten.
4. Provide microchipping documentation to allow the new owner to transfer the keepership.
5.Activate 5 weeks Free Insurance.
6. Provide the 5 Weeks Free Insurance Policy Number and documentation to the new owner by collection.
Please do get in touch if you have any questions or would like to know about are kittens.