FAQ

❓ From what age can you take a kitten home?

- Our kittens are ready to move after 3–3.5 months, when they are vaccinated and fully socialized.

❓ Is there a tendency for aggression in your kittens?

- No. Our kittens are unique—the aggression gene is completely absent in their line. They grow up affectionate, social, and are ideal for families with children.

❓ What documents come with the kitten?

- Each kitten receives: a WCF pedigree, a veterinary passport, age-appropriate vaccinations, a microchip, and a transfer agreement.

❓ Is it possible to deliver a kitten to another country?

- Yes, we organize safe delivery across Europe and beyond. Our kittens have already left for various countries.

❓ What do your kittens eat?

- We feed our kittens only high-quality super-premium food and natural meat, so that they grow up healthy and strong.

❓ Can you help with advice after the kitten moves?

- Of course! We always stay in touch and advise new owners on matters of care, nutrition, and raising the kitten.

❓ How much does a Scottish Fold kitten cost?

- Цена котят начинается от 1000€ и выше, в зависимости от окраса, пола и класса (пэт / брид / шоу). В стоимость входят прививки, микрочип, ветеринарный паспорт и родословная WCF.

❓ How do I reserve a kitten?

- To secure your chosen kitten, a deposit (reservation fee) is required. This guarantees that the kitten will be waiting specifically for you. The remaining balance is paid upon the delivery of the kitten.

❓ Is it necessary to sign an agreement before purchasing?

- Yes. Before the kitten is transferred, an official agreement is signed, which outlines the rights and obligations of both parties. This is a guarantee for you and for the cattery.

❓ Who pays for the kitten’s delivery?

- Delivery is paid for by the buyer. We help organize the transportation safely and with minimal stress for the animal.

❓  Do your cats undergo genetic testing?

- Yes. All our breeding cats are tested in a certified laboratory in Germany. This guarantees the absence of genetic abnormalities and hereditary diseases.