Kittens will not leave before twelve - fourteen weeks of age there are NO EXCEPTIONS
We will place our cats only with people who agree not to declaw Bareenough Sphynx kittens, and will only keep the cats indoors and never cage them.
I do not want to ship Kittens, I prefer to have them picked up. I can meet you halfway if your located within a reasonable distance.
Kittens will go home with:
*Royal Canin Kitten food sample and
*Royal Canin Care Guide containing 5 sections to help the new owner care for their new arrival:
CARE - Covers topics like preparing for a puppy or kitten, first things, grooming.
NUTRITION - Discusses why dogs or cats are different, health nutrition and ROYAL CANIN solutions.
TRAINING - Outlines behavior and training of the puppy and kitten.
HEALTH CARE - Covers care, preventive measures, vaccinations.
FIRST AID - Provides First Aid, emergency steps, poisonous substances and CPR.
*Copy of Dam & Sire Pedigree
*Vaccination Records
Care and Maintenance
Their maintenance is rather unlike other cats. Sphynx sweat, their skin secretes oils to nourish the non-existent coat, so they need occasional bathing. Bathing is not a problem-most Sphynx cats don't mind it and they dry quickly. As long as they are fed well and the air temperature is comfortable for you, Sphynx cats are not cold. But they like warmth and are smart enough to find it on your lap or under a blanket. My Sphynx have no problem letting me put on a sweater to keep them warm.
Their maintenance is rather unlike other cats. Sphynx sweat, their skin secretes oils to nourish the non-existent coat, so they need occasional bathing. Bathing is not a problem-most Sphynx cats don't mind it and they dry quickly. As long as they are fed well and the air temperature is comfortable for you, Sphynx cats are not cold. But they like warmth and are smart enough to find it on your lap or under a blanket. My Sphynx have no problem letting me put on a sweater to keep them warm.
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This page was last updated: January 24, 2010
Just born May 2nd 2009.
Care of Sphynx
We feed Royal Canin kitten dry food
Sphynx need to be bathed at least once a month. They produce oil in their skin the same as a human. I
use baby wipes in between baths as needed. There ears produce a gunky black wax and needs to be cleaned once a week with a drop of mineral oil (check with your vet on this). Place drop in ears and rub together at the base of the ears. Use baby wipes at the base of the ears and a q-tip to clean inside of ears being careful not to go inside the ear canal.
Nails should be clipped as needed and clean the base of the nails with a moist cloth. The nail beds get the oily substance build up also.
Eyes should be wiped down with a wet warm wash cloth daily due to no eye lashes. Sphynx produce tears and will leave an orange or black tear stain.
Remember if you feel cold your Sphynx is cold.
Vacinations and de-worming are given prior to you picking up your kitten.
There has not been a case of Rabies in California in over30 years. Your cat will be an indoor cat only, and cannot possibly come into contact with Rabies> I have heard of cats / kittens loosing the use of their back legs due to Rabies vaccinations. If you do decide to give a Rabies vaccine have your Vet give only Merial Pur Vac Rabies in the hind leg.
Sold
This little cuttie pie is SOLD
Sold
SOLD and went to "Nohairthere Sphynx" Cattery
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Bareenough George of the Jungle of Nohairthere Sphynx
Tiki
Leo
Cleopatra "Cleo"
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