Sorry but I no longer export kittens.

All Lintama Siamese kittens are reared indoors with us and therefore they get used to everyday noises. In the summer they spend a little time outside in a large purpose built pen with run. This gives them sun and fresh air which is good for them.

The kittens are reared on best quality food to give them a good start. Before the kittens go to new homes, I ensure they have been wormed and de-flead. They are vaccinated for cat ‘flu and enteritis at 9 weeks and again at 12 weeks. I do not have them vaccinated for leukaemia as I think it just a bit too much for their immune system to take all the vaccinations at such a young age. I recommend that the new kitten owners get this vaccination done before the kitten goes outside. If they are to be kept indoors, this shouldn’t really be necessary. Before they leave, the kittens are microchipped and registered with GCCF . New owners are given a pedigree certificate, the pink registration document and are offered 6 weeks free insurance. I also supply a goody bag of food and fact sheet with the new kitten. New kitten owners are given an agreement to sign stating that the kitten will be neutered around 6 months of age. I will rarely let a female go for breeding and only then to somebody who I think will do their very best for the breed. I will not let a boy go on the active register.

Under no circumstances would I let a kitten go to a new home if it appeared unwell. I would hold back the kitten till I was sure it was in A1 condition before it left for his new home. I always make it known that when people take home their Siamese kitten, they can contact me with any problem or ask advice about a kitten or cat and I will try to help where I can.

I always ask quite a few questions when I get kitten enquiries. This is to establish that the person is suitable. It is also necessary for people to come and view the kittens at least once before they are ready to go to their new homes.