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Once you have picked your prized cat, you will
be asked to sign a contract that details the responsibilities of both
breeder and purchaser. Kittens are warranted by FrankLee Cattery to be
free of medical problems and genetic defects. Click here to read a blank
contract.
Adjusting to a new household is a very stressful time for your new kitten, so keep
him or her as comfortable as possible.
 Isolate your kitten in a room
until your
veterinarian has checked your new arrival. This will help your kitten to get
used to the different smells in its new home. Place a litter box, food,
water, and cat toys in the room. Keep the lids of your toilet seat down. The kittens are too small to get out
of the water should they fall in. Also, kittens will try to climb everything,
but jumping from high places can cause broken bones. Try as best you can to
kitten-proof the area. A scratching post is a good investment and helps your cats to sharpen their
claws. Train your cat to use the post instead of your furniture. You can
do this by taking your cat to the post and showing him or her to use the
post by holding its little feet gently on the surface and moving its paws
up and down.
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