Kittens for Sale

One of the distinguishing features of Abyssinian cats is their unique ticked coloration. The coat from afar seems to be monochromatic, but upon closer inspection, it actually consists of several colored stripes on each individual hair. The tinted color creates a beautiful shimmering effect in the sun. The main color tone of Abyssinian cats is “wild”, Sorel, Blue, Fawn and silver. The most popular color is the classic red Abyssinian - “wild” color. It is a warm orange-red hue. The second most popular color is blue, which is a greyish-blue hue with a dark undertone.

One of the most popular colors of Bengal cats is the rosette on gold. This stunning color is a combination of light brown and gold with characteristic rosettes. The rosettes are darker than the base coat tone and are located randomly on the cat's body. Rosette on gold is a very popular color as it gives the Bengal cat a wild and exotic look.

Despite the fact that rosette on gold is the most popular color among Bengal cat lovers, there are other colors that are no less stunning. One of them is blue. This color is a combination of blue and gray with a slight shimmer that gives the coat a beautiful and exotic look. The blue color is not as common as the rosette on gold, but it is still in great demand among Bengal cat lovers.

Another unique color of Bengal cats is the melanistic color. This color is dark black, with no visible markings on the coat. The melanistic Bengal cat looks almost black, like a panther. The melanistic coloration is rare among Bengal cats, but is highly prized for its exotic appearance. The coat has a subtle sheen that gives it a beautiful and unique look, making it highly sought after by Bengal cat lovers.

Chausie cats are a hybrid breed resulting from the crossing of a wild Jungle cat and a domestic cat. This breed has a unique appearance and comes in a variety of colors.

Chausie ticked cats have a unique coat pattern that is different from other cat breeds. The ticked pattern gives them a wild and exotic ancestral look, with each hair streaked with light and dark colors. The base color of ticked Chausie cats is usually light beige or fawn, with dark stripes on each hair.

Chausie melanistic cats are black in color, with a solid dark coat. This color variation is rare and is caused by a genetic mutation. Melanism occurs when melanin production is increased, resulting in a black coat. Melanistic Chausie cats have dark eyes, nose, and paw pads, giving them a unique appearance.

Savannah cats are a hybrid breed resulting from crossing a domestic cat with a wild African serval. They are known for their tall, slender build, long legs, large ears and come in:

The spot on gold is a color characteristic exclusively for the Savannah cat breed. The color has a golden basic tone on which black spots are scattered. The spots may be round or elongated, may be small or large. The basic tone of the coat can vary from light beige to a rich golden hue. The contrast between the golden background color and the black flecks is a striking wild look that is sure to grab attention. The spots are also often found on the paws, tail and face of the cat, which makes it even more unique.

A cat, like a person, must have documents proving her identity, so it is important for future owners to know what documents a kitten should have. The presence of official documents is not only a necessity, but also a convenient package that allows you to rationally organize the life of a companion. Having figured out what documents are needed for a kitten, and having them on hand, it will be easier for the owner to take care of the health and safety of the pet. He will be able to go on a trip with a cat to another city or another country without additional hassle. Those who purchase a kitten with the right to breed cannot do without official documents.

Identity documents will be needed by any domestic cat. But for a thoroughbred kitten, their complete set is necessary. In addition, before buying a purebred pet, a breeder usually concludes an agreement on its reservation (booking) or purchase / sale. The contract may include an advance payment and be signed by the parties before the birth of the kitten, if the future owner is interested in offspring from certain breeders. In the future, for a thoroughbred pet, the following documents will be required:

• kitten sale and purchase agreement;
• birth certificate of a kitten;
• pedigree;
• veterinary passport.

When purchasing a thoroughbred kitten in an official cattery specializing in breeding cats, future owners sign a contract of sale. Such a document confirms the ownership of the animal, which passes from the breeder to the buyer. Official papers may be needed under unforeseen circumstances. For example, if conflict situations arise in the family of the owner of a cat - divorce, division of property. The contract of sale indicates the place and date of its signing, the data of the breeder and the buyer, a detailed description of the animal. The document is accompanied by a kitten's birth certificate and a veterinary passport with data on vaccination by age.

A kitten's birth certificate is one of the main documents of a cat; without it, it will be impossible to obtain a pet's pedigree in the future. The birth certificate must indicate:

• the breed of the animal;
• date of birth;
• full name;
• color;
• floor;
• information about the kitten's parents;
• birth certificate number.

You can also find marks that recommend the owner to conduct an additional examination of the kitten when he gets older. Some defects, such as bite, can be leveled with age, and then breeding restrictions can be lifted.

The pet data recorded in the metric must exactly match the information specified in the sales contract.

The birth certificate is certified by the seal and signature of the president of the club in which the breeder is a member. A birth certificate is issued by the breeder for each kitten from the litter when it is 45 days old. A birth certificate does not give the pet the right to take part in exhibitions, with the exception of those held in the baby, junior and pet classes.

The birth certificate is changed to a pedigree if the cat is acquired with the right of breeding. The pedigree duplicates the information reflected in the birth certificate, and the pedigree is supplemented with the data of its owner, it indicates the name of the owner and his contact phone number. The exchange of a birth certificate for a pedigree can be entrusted to the breeder from whom the cat was purchased. Or apply on your own to the club that issued the kitten's birth certificate. When applying to the club on your own, you must confirm that the kitten was purchased with the right to breed, attaching a sales contract to the application.

The pedigree and birth certificate are the only documents proving the purebred adult animal. In their absence, your pet will never be officially recognized as a thoroughbred, but will only be considered a cat that looks like a representative of any breed.

It is in the pet's pedigree that its ancestors are recorded up to 3-4 generations. However, a pedigree with information about 3-4 generations of ancestors is necessary, mainly, for those owners who intend to use their pets in international exhibitions, to engage in breeding.

When buying a kitten in a cattery or club, the owner is also given a veterinary passport. In one part of this book, outwardly similar to a human passport, the information placed in the metric is duplicated, but the passport is not proof of the purebred animal. The main pages in it are pages with data on vaccination of a pet. Information about rabies vaccinations is placed separately from information about other vaccinations.

In the passport of any kitten transferred by the breeder to a new owner, there must be marks on vaccinations by age. For example, in the document of a two-month-old kitten there is data on one vaccination, a three-month-old baby - on two. Subsequently, throughout the life of the cat, the passport must be stamped on each vaccination and treatment against parasites.

If you purchased a cat not in a cattery, and it does not have documents, you can go to a veterinary clinic for a veterinary passport. Some owners are limited to filling out the columns indicated in the document after they themselves carry out prophylaxis against parasites, deworming or vaccinate themselves - often in order to save money. If the vaccines are of high quality, then it does not matter whether they are made at home or in a veterinary clinic. However, a passport without the signature and seal of a veterinarian is not an official document and will only be "valid" for the owner of the animal.

A properly issued veterinary passport is necessary for a cat as proof that communication with it will not be a threat to the health of others. Confirmation will be the marks indicated in the document on preventive vaccination against infectious diseases, treatment against ectoparasites, vaccination against rabies, which must be done once a year. If your pet bites a person or another animal, the information that it cannot be a distributor of such a dangerous viral infection as rabies will save the victim from complicated specialized treatment.

Without a veterinary passport, your pet will not be able to take part in exhibitions. He will not be allowed to breed and breed.

A veterinary passport will certainly be needed when traveling both within the country and abroad. Without it, the cat will not be allowed on the plane, on the train, they will not be allowed to be on the territory of the hotel.