Kitails Siberian Kittens

Pet Kittens are $1,300.00 plus $200.00 male- $300.00 female- for altering.

Show Alters are $1,500.00 plus $280.00 male- $300.00 female-for altering.

Breeders are $ 1,700.00 -cost is extra for FeLV and FIV testing or any other testing requested.

Your kitten comes with kitten contract, first shots, has been dewormed.

Kitails will post information for all to
read on the kitten page as information is available.

Kittens at this age do not show enough personality to say much about them.
We do not email individual pics to anyone.

Please do not ask to visit the kittens on
any day other than the day of your appointment. This may sound harsh, but
we are not a petting zoo.

Please do not call as this takes away from our family time when the phone rings all day.

Waiting List: The choosing of kittens goes in the order that you attend class to a kitten care class.

A kitten/cat will be marked as reserved when a family makes their choice. Your Commitment Fee is due at this time, so I

can schedule appointmenst with the vet for altering. The Commitment fee pays for the altering of your kitten.

If it is your turn and you don't make your choice in that time period I will allow the next family to begin making their choice.
We need to be considerate of all on the list.

When Breeders are on the
wait list: they get first pick
because the best kittens are needed
in order to keep the Siberian breed
at its best. I also reserve the right to put
on hold a kitten that I am considering for
my breeding program.

Kitails kittens go home at 12-13 weeks because they are altered at about 10 weeks and need time to heal
after altering is done. They are also not socially ready to leave their mother until they are 12 weeks old.

* Once a kitten is altered it doesn't really matter if you choose a boy or girl. They no longer have the gender
related issues that an unaltered kitten/cat would have. They are basically all the same after altering.

Kittens should receive a series of 3 distemper shots as kittens at 8, 12, and 16 weeks, and a rabies at 16
weeks.

Your Kittie should be checked for parasites every six months or you can just do a dewomer bought from
your local pet supply store every six months. Dewormers are done twice- two weeks apart. If, needed
they can be done a third time, but still need to wait two weeks again before giving the third dose.

Please be a responsible pet owner

The life of a kitten is in your hands when you take one of these sweet bundles home.
Many people start out with good intentions of caring for them all their life, but then along
the way some feel that kittie isn't so important anymore. A cat can live for 25 yrs. or more.
Being a kitten is a small part of this 25 years of life.

Please take into consideration that along the way you will need to get regular vet check-ups
and medical care. If you do not think you can afford to pay for this, consider getting pet insurance.
It usually costs about $200.00 a year, which may be cheaper than one visit to the vet.

Although it is not a requirement you should seriously consider it.
If you don't think you can afford pet insurance, then perhaps you should consider
whether or not you will really be able to afford a cat/kitten because just like you they
need to be seen by a doctor and need medical care.

Along the way you may run into problems with litter box usage, or furniture scratching,
or moving, or injury, or sickness, or financial problems, and the golden years of old age, of your
Siberian. Are you prepared to take care of this kitten/cat in all situations?

Please think it through and talk about it with family members.
If the answer is no to any of these questions... please don't adopt this kitten.
They are entirely dependent on their owners for food, shelter, and medical care.
We have loved them from birth and don't want them to go to a home where someone has
neglected, abused, or abandoned them to a shelter or just dumped them somewhere to fend for
themselves. Adopting a Siberian should be for the ENTIRE LIFE of the kitten/cat.

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*Raising Animals is not cheap. You may think that the price of an animal is high but, the food, medical care, toys, cleaning supplies, ect. ect., ect.

costs a lot of money. In order to produce healthy animals it will cost more money. This is a living thing that requires care. The time to produce a
kitten takes 5 months from conception to the time when the kitten will go to its new home. That is approx. 120 days of work, feeding, and medical
care before your kitten can come home. At $1,050.00 that's less than $7.00 a day for 2-7 hrs of work per dayMost of this will be spent on supplies
and medical care. That does not take into consideration that the mother and father need food and care all year long not, just for the 5 months it
takes to get a kitten ready to go home. Breeding is also unpredictable and an unreliable source of income, so money to take care of the animals can
be in short supply.

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Kitails Siberian Cattery � 2005 through 2018

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