Kittens & Available Cats

Updated 26 August 2010

We are situated in Eastleigh, Hampshire, 10 minutes from the M3 and M27.

2010 KITTENS AVAILABLE Below are details of our 2010 available litters. Please use the enquiry form or telephone, details on the Contact Us page
KHAO MANEE 2010 EXPECTED LITTERS KHAO MANEE LITTER - KaTee X Deethisoot - Due September 2010. Ready to go December 2010 KHAO MANEE LITTER - KaTee X Posy - Due October 2010. Ready to go January 2011 MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE KHAO MANEE CAT If you are looking for something a little different, the Khao MaNee, the white cat of Thailand, may be for you. Khao Manees are sociable and extremely intelligent, and integrate beautifully with other cats.. Ayshazen Wan Phra - "Luna" (Booked) Ayshazen Tham Ma - "Tommy" (Booked)

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EARLY NEUTERING As an added service, I now have all pet kittens of my breeding neutered before they leave me. Suitable neutered cats can still be shown. The procedure is safe, and research has now dispelled fears that it early neutering can cause developmental and urinary tract problems. I am a great advocate of early neutering, and it only delays your kittens departure for another week. If you are still unsure, please read the following information. GCCF Information on Early Neutering The Cat Group Early Neutering Policy Statement VETS - Article on Anaesthesia for Neutering Kittens - Vet Information from the Cat Group

All Kittens adopted as Pets bred by Ayshazen are:- Vet checked, with full vaccination for flu and enteritis included in adoption fee (optional leukaemia vaccination) GCCF/TICA registered with 5 generation pedigree. Microchipped at home (optional) Neutered before leaving us. Litter trained Wormed & flea treated. Raised in the family home Free 4 weeks Petplan insurance and kitten pack Kitten pack and aftercare advice.   Share on Facebook

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ADOPTING AN AYSHAZEN KITTEN - HOW IT WORKS

As an exhibitor/breeder, I keep the very best kittens that I breed, to show and to continue the line. This is my hobby/lifestyle. I therefore occasionally have kittens available, which in most cases are excellent examples of the breed, but sadly I cannot keep them all! Some of these kittens are of show quality, and some are not suitable for showing. All make wonderful pets, and the adoption fee is the same.

Occasionally I make these kittens available for adoption to approved permanent loving pet homes. I insist on meeting prospective kitty slaves, and will not book a kitten until you have visited, and we both approve of each other. In all cases my kittens are seen in my home with their mother, and in the cases of kittens sired by my own stud, the sire can also be seen. A deposit will then secure a booking. The remainder of the adoption fee is paid on collection of your kitten when it is ready to leave at 13 weeks (14 if neutered).

The kittens are GCCF registered (occasionally registered with TICA), neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, wormed, litter trained and insured for 4 weeks with Petplan. All kittens are checked by our vet on 2 occasions prior to leaving us, and they are always confident and friendly.

I keep in touch with most of my "kitty slaves", and I am always chuffed to bits when a new photo/update comes through! I breed my cats first and foremost for love, and for the betterment of the breed, which in addition to making wonderful pets, are often seen on the show bench.

If you would like to adopt one of my kittens, either as a pet, or to show as a neuter (trust me - they love it, and it's a great day out!), then please contact me.

If you wish to breed a female, please be up front with me. All of my kittens sold as pets will be neutered before leaving me. I am happy to help new breeders, on the proviso that they will breed responsibly, according to the GCCF Code of Ethics, and that they will accept my help and advice as a mentor for at least the first litter. The adoption fee remains the same as for neuters. Please note: I dont make money from breeding, and neither will you, on the contrary, its an expensive hobby. Please bear this in mind and download my considering breeding article.

Although not averse to the concept, it is very rare that I allow a male on the active register. A stud owner must be very experienced, not just with breeding experience, but knowledge of genetics, and lineage, how to work out inbreeding co-efficients, and ensure that the stud has enough work to keep him happy. Keeping a stud is expensive, he must live in his own large quarters, which must be built to a high standard, with insulation, heating and a good sized exercise run. The stud owner must spare at least an hour a day to tend their boy and to give him love, companionship and enrichment. This is not a suitable venture for a novice breeder. Before allowing a male to go as a stud, I would have to be completely satisfied that any breeder would be able to satisly the above criteria. Please click here to see GCCF advice on keeping a stud cat.

Terms of Adoption

I have a written agreement, signed by both parties, upon adoption of one of my kittens, a sample of which can be viewed on request. I use the term "adoption" as I do not regard my kittens as "goods for sale", they are living furbabies, and deserve respect as such. The fee charged is an adoption fee, which helps to cover upbringing, feeding, vaccination, vet bills, housing, maintenance and much more, of the kittens, and their parents. Contrary to popular belief, there is no profit in what I do (see article in the Downloads section "CONSIDERING BREEDING?)

Please take a few moments to read the GCCF Code of Ethics for cat breeders and owners The GCCF (Governing Council of the Cat Fancy) is the main governing body for registering pedigrees and showing cats in the UK.

GCCF advice on buying a pedigree kitten.