Purrsephone Cattery has 1 doll face available. She is 12 weeks old. She was born May 2, 2 just off Highway 84...between Dothan and Enterprise. Nothing can quite match the joy and enchantment that a fuzzy new Kitten brings. Curious, cuddly, playful Kittens have long been the pets of choice for every type of home---from the bachelor pad to the family abode. Cats are one of the easiest pets to care for. One look into those big blue eyes is all it takes to fall in love with the Ragdoll !! Proudly owned & loved by the Andersen Family Shaded Silver British Shorthair (Green Eyes) Persians are people-oriented and love attention from their owners. They are incredibly observant andThey say curiosity is a sign or intelligence. Persian Kittens are quite playful, but they are not totally overwhelming like some other breeds of cats. They are full of energy and love to play and to be played with . Most adult Persians are content to relax and snooze---preferably in your lap.

A well-groomed Persian cat is a miracle of matchless grace---a river of silk and softness. coat is the lure that has drawn many a cat-lover into the Persian's life-long service. owner is someone who has time to keep their cat properly groomed.  Persians need to be combed and brushed regularly to prevent mats and tangles.  Bathing your Persian twice a month will help keep itsLazy Oaf Fruit T Shirt coat looking, feeling and smelling great.  Home For Sale In Vassalboro MaineBegin grooming your Persian while it is still a Kitten, just toWhite Persian Kittens For Sale Edinburgh get it accustomed to the idea.  Done regularly and with love, your Persian will come to regard its grooming sessions as just another way of being the center of attention---which is what is really wants

Persians capture attention because of their beautiful looks, but win hearts with their sweet,They are quiet, docile and sweet-natured.  Plush Palace Persian Kittens will bless your home with a special love and companionship for many years to come. How old should a Kitten be when it goes to a new home? "Separating a Kitten from mother, siblings and familiar surroundings at too early an age can cause undue anxiety and stress at the least, and serious medical problems or even death in the very worst cases." To learn more about the potential problems of early separation, click on the link listed below. Toddler Room in the Nursery Our Grandson Brad playing with the Kittens Bringing Home a New Kitten With a little knowledge and preparation, bringing home a new Kitten can be a great experience. The most important thing to do, before taking home a new Kitten, is to prepare in advance. Like babies, Kittens are liable to get into all sorts of interesting situations.

It is important to safeguard your home before your new Kitten arrives.  Give away all poisonous plants.  The Humane Society of the United States has an extensive list of these titled "Common Poisonous Plants" at . Store cleaners and chemicals in a safe place. Put away breakable heirlooms. Secure blind cords out of reach to prevent strangling and pick up all small items that a Kitten might swallow. Electrical cords are another source of danger. Keep your Kitten away from extension cords. Inquisitive Kittens may chew cords or play with them. Keep the doors closed on your washer and dryer and always know where your Kitten is, before you turn your dryer on. Also, make sure you keep the toilet lids down. Candles are another common household danger to cats. Never leave a lit candle unattended. Heat sources such as fireplaces, wood burning stoves, kitchen stoves, and ovens are also dangerous to your cat. Kittens especially like to explore, and they will find hazards that you never even knew existed.

Three Times the Fun! Bring your new Kitten home in a cat carrier. Cat carriers are a safe and familiar place for your Kitten when you visit the veterinarian or travel, and can keep your curious Kitten out of trouble Stick with the same type litter your Kitten was using before you brought him home. the number of changes it experiences in such a short time. Clay clumping cat litter is not recommended for use in homes that have young Kittens.  If a Kitten walks through a wet patch of clay litter and then licks his feet, he could ingest the clumping material. This could lead to a serious blockage of the intestinal tract. Food and Water Dish Use bowls from your cupboard, or buy ones specifically designed for pet use. Do not use plastic bowls. They retain food odors and harbor harmful bacteria that can make your Kitten sick.  are nice bowls for cat food and water.  They are light weight and do not break easily. Purchase the same type and brand of food your Kitten was eating before you brought him home.

or types of food can make a new arrival confused or stressed and could cause an intestinal upset leading to more stress. You will be given information on how to transition your Kitten slowly to a new type of food, if you choose to do so. However, to ease stress on your Kitten it is very important not to make this change immediately or within the first month. Kittens love to sleep, and they tend to make their bed anywhere that looks comfy. There are many types ofEstablish a sleeping place for him right away, but think before you make that spot yourOnce he gets comfortable, your Kitten may sleep there for the rest of his life...so be sure that would be Cat toys are a must for any cat owner. Give your curious and active Kitten fun and safe outlets for play. both solitary and interactive toys. Whatever type you choose, you must make sure they are safe for your Kitten. Be sure they do not contain anything that can be chewed off or fall off and become a choking hazard.