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Adorable 3/4 Siamese kittens looking for love

Peterborough
14 hours
£375
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Details
Adv. ID
YStP-JtmI
Views
598
Favourites
11
Advert Type
For sale
Breed
Health Checked
no
Microchipped by collection date
no
Neutered
no
Pet Age:
9 weeks
Pet Available
2024-05-12
Pet Viewable with Mother
yes
Pets in litter
1 female / 3 male
Vaccinations up to date
no
Worm and flea treated
yes
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Description
I have for sale a litter of beautiful 3/4 siamese ready now(just two beautiful boys left...they were the first to be reserved but sadly the lady who was having them suffered a very unfortunate incident and could no longer invite them into her home so they are now available again). Dad is a GCCF registered blue point siamese and mum is a blue and white Siamese x British longhair/British shorthair. No expense has been spared in the raising of these adorable darlings. They will are now fully weaned onto dry food, have been regularly wormed with panacur, are flea free and of course litter trained in preparation for their loving new homes. They have been raised in our home and been getting well socialised from day one. They have even been being held by my young child. They are already accustomed to household sounds including the TV, music and washing machine. They are proving to be really lovely little angels! They will be ready now at 8 weeks of age. I am however in no rush for them to go so I am happy to work around holidays or work commitments to get a collection date to suit you. They will each come with 5 weeks free insurance, some change over food, a small bag of cat litter that we use and a blanket that smells of mum and siblings. I take my cats very seriously and for this reason I also offer lifetime support for all my kittens. If you cannot care for your kitten at any stage in his or her life no matter their age or health status I am happy to take him or her back. If you would like to offer one of my gorgeous babies a loving home please call or text and I will be happy to answer any questions you have. £375 each or £700 for the remaining pair A non refundable deposit of £75 will secure the kitten of your choice should you wish for me to hold him for any reason with the balance being due on collection day but of course as they are ready now if you should wish to take your kitten right away then of course no deposit is needed. Boy 1: Available Boy 2: Available Boy 3: Reserved Girl 1: Reserved If you would like to know more please message or ring me on and I will be happy to send arrange a viewing with you. I am happy to do videos if you live too far away for a visit to be practical or if work commitments prevent you visiting but I would prefer you to visit in person so we can get to know each other a bit as I wish only the best for these precious babies:-)
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J'adore
Peterborough
6 hours
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£375
J'adore
Peterborough
6 hours
Member since:12 years
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We take animal welfare seriously

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