Health Guarantee

We want you to be happy with our kittensl We guarantee NO problems, and offer this health guarantee. At six weeks kittens lose antibodies because the immunity which was provided by it’s mother from nursing starts to wear off as a kitten is weaned. When our kittens are six weeks old we have all kittens examined by a licensed Veterinarian. Due to immunization controversies, we no longer immunized our kittens, We leave that up to the new pet parents to do if they wish. We do provied a schedule of immunization recommendations. We keep detailed records of exams and kitten development, and provide it along with a Health Certificate from a licensed Veterinarian, along with Persian Kittens ® written Health Guarantee to new pet parents.

• Distemper Virus (Panleukopenia)

  Extremely contagious, often fatal to adults, and almost always fatal to kittens. The actual “distemper” vaccine includes protection against:

  • Rhinotracheitis – Most severe and common upper respiratory virus
  • Calicivirus – Major cause of upper respiratory disease
  • Chlamydiosis – Highly contagious bacterial infection of the eyes
• Feline Leukemia

  The number one infectious killer of cats in the US. Spread through any bodily fluid of an infected cat (tears, urine, saliva, blood, etc.). Commonly transmitted by drinking from the same water dish, playing together, fighting, breeding, or other contact.

• Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP)

  Acts upon the immune system, eventually causing permanent liver and kidney problems. Transmitted through bodily fluids and is also airborne.

Vaccination recommendations are as follows:

• 8 Weeks: FVRCP (Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, Panleukopenia)
• 12 Weeks: Booster FVRCP
• 16 Weeks: Final FVRCP + Rabies (if required by your state)

Please check with your veterinarian to follow the most up-to-date vaccination guidelines.

We warrant that your Persian kitten is free of any known hereditary or congenital defects for one year. This guarantee is valid if your kitten is examined by a licensed veterinarian within 5 days of arrival. The kitten must be kept separate from other pets until the exam is complete.

We do not guarantee against upper respiratory infections caused by stress of shipping, or against skin conditions such as fleas or ringworm which can be picked up from the environment.

We participate in several veterinary health care programs and can recommend affordable options for your kitten’s continued care. Do not wait if your kitten is not feeling well — immediate attention is always best.