While Sphynx cats have no fur, they are not completely hypoallergenic. They still produce allergens in their skin oils and saliva, which can trigger allergies in some people.
Yes, Sphynx cats are known for being friendly and social, making them great companions for families with children and other pets. They tend to get along well with dogs, other cats, and even small animals.
Yes, Sphynx cats can get cold more easily than other breeds due to their lack of fur. It’s important to provide them with warm environments, blankets, and even clothing to keep them comfortable.
Sphynx cats can be prone to certain health issues, including hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM), a common heart condition, and skin conditions. Regular vet checkups and proper care are essential for maintaining their health.
Yes, due to their lack of fur, Sphynx cats require regular bathing (usually once a week) to remove oils from their skin, as well as ear cleaning, nail trimming, and occasional moisturizing.
Sphynx cats typically have higher metabolisms due to the need to stay warm, so they often require more food than other breeds. It’s important to provide them with a high-quality, nutritious diet and fresh water at all times.
Sphynx cats are known for being extremely affectionate, friendly, and people-oriented. They love being the center of attention and are often described as “dog-like” in their loyalty and playfulness.
Sphynx cats are known for their lack of fur, wrinkled skin, and distinct personalities. Their social, affectionate, and playful nature sets them apart, along with their unique grooming needs due to the lack of a fur coat.
Sphynx cats are hairless due to a natural genetic mutation that affects the development of their fur. Despite the lack of a traditional coat, they may have a fine layer of fuzz on their bodies.
Yes, you can express your preferences, and we will do our best to match you with a kitten that fits your desires. However, availability varies based on current litters.
Yes, visits to our cattery are welcome, but by appointment only. This ensures that the environment remains calm and clean for both the kittens and their mothers.
Yes, we provide a 1-year health guarantee against genetic defects. All kittens are also screened for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) as part of our breeding practices.
If you’re unable to take your kitten after reserving, your deposit can be transferred to a future litter, or other arrangements can be made depending on the situation.
The adoption fee includes spaying/neutering, vaccinations, deworming, microchipping, a health certificate, a cute outfit, a goodie bag, and all veterinary records.
Sphynx cats are prone to certain conditions, including hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) and skin issues. Regular veterinary checkups and health screenings are important to catch any issues early.
Yes, Sphynx cats can get sunburned due to their lack of fur. If they spend time in direct sunlight, be sure to limit exposure and consult your vet about pet-safe sunscreens.
Sphynx cats can benefit from warm, soft bedding and may enjoy wearing clothes, especially in colder environments. This helps them maintain body heat since they lack fur.
Yes, in addition to regular baths, Sphynx cats need their ears cleaned and nails trimmed frequently. Their ears can accumulate wax, and without fur, their nails require more attention to avoid dirt build-up.
Regular baths are essential, and you can use hypoallergenic, gentle cat shampoos. Moisturizing may also be necessary if their skin becomes too dry or flaky. Avoid using human products on their skin.
Regular baths, keeping their bedding clean, and trimming their nails can help prevent skin infections. It’s also important to dry them thoroughly after baths to avoid moisture-related skin issues.
Sphynx cats should be bathed once every 1-2 weeks to remove the oils that build up on their skin. Without fur to absorb these oils, regular baths are essential to avoid skin irritation.
Routine vet visits are important, typically once a year for a general health check-up, vaccinations, and screenings. If your Sphynx has any health concerns, your vet may recommend more frequent visits.
Consult your vet for advice. Sometimes switching to a hypoallergenic diet, using mild skincare products, or adjusting their grooming routine can help alleviate skin sensitivities.
Sphynx cats do well on high-quality, protein-rich diets. Consult with your veterinarian to choose the best cat food for their specific needs, and provide fresh water at all times.
The price includes spaying/neutering, vaccinations, deworming, microchipping, a health certificate, a cute outfit, a goodie bag, and all veterinary records.
Yes, we encourage regular veterinary checkups. We also recommend ongoing health screenings, particularly for conditions like HCM, which is common in Sphynx cats.
Yes, every kitten goes home with a health certificate from our veterinarian, verifying that they are healthy and ready to transition to their new family.
We provide a 1-year health guarantee that covers genetic defects. Additionally, we perform HCM (Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy) screenings on all breeding cats to ensure their health.
Contact us and your veterinarian immediately if your kitten shows signs of illness. We will work with you to ensure your kitten receives the necessary care.
Our kittens receive a comprehensive veterinary exam, vaccinations, deworming, and microchipping before going to their new homes. You will receive all veterinary records as part of the adoption process.
Kittens are typically ready to go to their new homes between 10 to 12 weeks of age. This ensures they are fully weaned, socialized, and have received necessary vaccinations.
While you can suggest a name for your kitten, we often assign temporary names for identification purposes. You are free to name your kitten whatever you like once they are home with you.
Yes, visits to our cattery are welcome but are strictly by appointment only. This helps us maintain a clean and stress-free environment for our kittens and their mothers.
Yes, if our current litter is reserved, we can add you to our waiting list for upcoming litters. We will notify you once a kitten that matches your preferences becomes available.
Yes, we offer delivery services for an additional fee. The safety and comfort of the kitten during transport are our top priorities, and we work to ensure a smooth transition to their new homes.
In the rare event that a kitten is found to have a health issue before going home, we will either provide a refund of your deposit or offer to transfer it to a future litter.
Deposits are non-refundable, and once a kitten is taken home, we do not offer refunds. However, we provide ongoing support and will work with you to resolve any concerns you may have post-adoption.
Of course! We love to stay in touch with our kitten owners and hear how the kittens are doing in their new homes. Feel free to reach out to us with updates, questions, or just to say hello!
Absolutely! We are here to support you with any health concerns. You should also contact your vet for any immediate medical issues, but we are happy to provide guidance.
Yes, we provide ongoing post-adoption support. We are available to answer any questions about your kitten’s health, behavior, and care as they adjust to their new home.
Yes, we can recommend experienced veterinarians familiar with Sphynx cats and their unique needs. We also encourage regular vet visits for ongoing care.
Regular veterinary checkups, a balanced diet, proper grooming, and lots of love and attention will help keep your kitten healthy. We can provide advice on all aspects of Sphynx care.
We are happy to assist with any behavioral concerns that arise. We can offer tips and advice to help correct unwanted behaviors and ensure a smooth transition for your kitten.
We recommend providing a quiet and safe space for your kitten as they get used to their new environment. Feel free to contact us for personalized advice on helping your kitten adjust.
If your kitten shows any signs of illness, contact your veterinarian right away. You can also reach out to us for advice on how to care for them while you seek medical attention.
While our focus is on providing loving companion pets, we do breed for the quality and traits that meet TICA and CFA standards. Many of our kittens come from championship bloodlines.
Yes, we specialize in breeding Sphynx, Elf, Dwelf, and Bambino cats. Each breed is carefully selected and paired to maintain health and temperament standards.
Yes, all our kittens are spayed or neutered before going to their new homes. This is part of our commitment to responsible pet ownership and controlling the population of pets.
Yes, all our breeding cats undergo regular health screenings, including testing for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM), a heart condition common in Sphynx cats. We also test for other genetic disorders to ensure healthy litters.
We carefully select breeding cats with calm, affectionate temperaments. Our kittens are raised in a loving, social environment to ensure they grow into well-adjusted, friendly companions.
Our breeding cats are given ample time to rest between litters to ensure their health. We follow best practices for ethical breeding and do not overbreed our cats.
At Purradox Sphynxery, we prioritize the health, temperament, and well-being of our kittens. We conduct thorough health screenings, including HCM testing, and focus on ethical breeding practices to ensure the highest standards.
Our breeding cats receive regular veterinary care, including yearly health screenings and HCM tests. We ensure they are well-nourished and live in a clean, enriched environment to promote their well-being.
Yes, all of our kittens are spayed or neutered before they leave for their new homes. This ensures responsible pet ownership and helps prevent overpopulation.
Microchipping is a simple procedure where a small chip is implanted under the skin, usually between the kitten’s shoulder blades. The chip contains a unique identification number that can be scanned if your kitten is lost.
We spay and neuter our kittens as part of our commitment to responsible breeding and pet ownership. It helps reduce the risk of overpopulation and improves the overall health and behavior of the kittens.
Yes, we will provide you with the necessary paperwork to register the microchip in your name. This ensures that you can be contacted if your kitten is ever found.
We can recommend specific health products or supplements that support the unique needs of Sphynx cats, including skin care products and joint supplements.
We can offer guidance on pet insurance and recommend providers that specialize in coverage for pedigree cats like Sphynx, Elf, Dwelf, and Bambino cats.
Yes, we offer ongoing advice and support for kitten behavior and training. Whether it’s litter training, socialization, or behavioral concerns, we are happy to assist.
Yes, we can recommend veterinarians familiar with the unique needs of Sphynx cats, as well as other pet services like groomers and boarding facilities.
Each kitten goes home with a cute outfit, a health certificate, veterinary records, a goodie bag with toys, food, and other essentials to help them settle into their new home.
We provide post-adoption support, including advice on health, grooming, behavior, and general care. We are always available to answer any questions you may have.
