Name: Siamese Kitten
Brand: Siamese
SKU: 590718
Availability: InStock

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Siamese Kittens

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

590718

Pet

Kitten

Breed

Siamese

Location

Gatton, Lockyer Valley Regional, Queensland

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Samson and Delilah are ready for a new home. They are Chocolate Tabby Point Siamese. \r\nThey will eat everything that they are given and when on people they are purr factories. Breeders Choice is what they use in their litter tray. They have had their 1st vaccination, been microchipped and dexexed.\r\nKittens leave our home at about 13 weeks of age. By this time, they have received their 1st vaccination, been desexed and microchipped. This enables a purchaser to go to their vet for a health check and 2nd vaccination. There are still problems with the supply of cat Vaccines.\r\nIf you have any questions please contact me PRIVATELY and NOT in comments here on this post... We need to respect FB policies about animals.... Thank you for understanding.\r\nRegistered with ***

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Frequently Asked Questions about Siamese Kittens

1. What is the breed of the kittens?

The kittens, Samson and Delilah, are Chocolate Tabby Point Siamese.

2. How old are the kittens when they leave your home?

The kittens are typically ready to leave our home at about 13 weeks of age.

3. What vaccinations have the kittens received?

They have received their 1st vaccination and have been microchipped and desexed.

4. What kind of food do the kittens eat?

The kittens will eat everything that they are given and they are known to be purr factories when they are around people.

5. What litter do you use for the kittens?

We use Breeders Choice for their litter tray.

6. Why is it important for the kittens to be microchipped and desexed?

This process allows the new owner to take the kittens to their vet for a health check and a 2nd vaccination. It's important for their overall health and safety.

7. Are there any issues with vaccines?

Yes, there are currently some problems with the supply of cat vaccines.

8. How can I get in touch for further questions?

Please contact me privately and NOT in the comments here. We need to adhere to Facebook policies regarding animals. Thank you for your understanding.