See the actual kitten
Ask for a live video call showing the individual animal, not only pre-recorded clips or carefully selected photographs.
Buyer protection guide
A good breeder welcomes informed questions. This guide helps you check any cattery — including ours — before sending money.
Ask for a live video call showing the individual animal, not only pre-recorded clips or carefully selected photographs.
Check the name, date of birth, breed and identifying documents against the individual agreement. Ask how the microchip is verified when applicable.
Ask what veterinary care and tests actually apply to this kitten or its parents. A test result is meaningful when linked to an animal, date and issuer.
Ask to see the document supporting each claimed registry, club affiliation or pedigree. Different registrations are not interchangeable.
Use the official contact directory, obtain written terms and verify the recipient independently if bank details change unexpectedly.
Read independent public feedback and genuine stories about cats that have already moved to their families.
Warning signs are pressure to pay immediately, refusal to show the specific kitten live, unclear animal identity, conflicting payment details and promises of “100% guaranteed health”. One sign calls for questions, not automatic accusations.
No universal deposit percentage, non-refundable rule or transfer to a future litter is promised on this page. The individual written agreement and applicable mandatory law govern each transaction. Proof of transfer alone does not confirm settled funds.