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Adoption Process

Can I choose my kitten’s gender and color?

Yes, you can choose your kitten’s gender and color when adopting from Purradox Sphynxery. Here’s how the process works:

Aspect	Details
1. Specify Preferences	When you’re ready to adopt, you can specify your preferences for gender and color. I’ll do my best to match you with a kitten that fits your criteria. This can be discussed during the initial adoption inquiry or when joining the waiting list.
2. Availability	The availability of specific genders and colors depends on the current and upcoming litters. I keep you informed about which kittens are available based on your preferences and will notify you when a suitable match is found.
3. Waiting List Option	If your preferred gender or color is not currently available, you can join the waiting list to reserve a spot for a future litter. This ensures that you’re among the first to choose when a kitten matching your criteria is born.
4. Flexibility	While you may have specific preferences, I encourage potential adopters to keep an open mind, as each kitten has a unique personality. Sometimes, a kitten with unexpected traits might be the perfect fit for your family.
5. Guidance on Choosing	If you’re unsure about which gender or color is best for you, I’m happy to provide guidance based on my experience with Sphynx cats. I can help you understand the typical characteristics associated with different colors and genders to assist in your decision.
6. Updates & Photos	Once a kitten matching your preferences is reserved, I provide regular updates, photos, and videos so you can watch them grow and get to know their personality before they come home.

For more information on choosing a kitten, visit our blog post “How to Choose the Perfect Sphynx Kitten: Gender and Color Considerations”.

Can I visit the cattery to meet the kittens before adopting?

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At this time, I do not offer cattery visits for a variety of reasons. My priority is to ensure the safety, well-being, and comfort of the kittens and maintain a healthy environment for them. Additionally, the cattery is not open for casual visits, as I value my time and prefer to focus on providing top-quality care for the kittens rather than hosting tours.

I understand that meeting the kittens in person is important, and I am open to considering visits in the future for clients who have placed a deposit. This ensures that any in-person interactions are focused on serious adopters and are respectful of the cattery’s environment and my time.

For those interested in adopting, I am happy to provide detailed updates, photos, and videos of the kittens to help you make an informed decision. My goal is to match each kitten with the right family while maintaining the highest standards of care and safety.

Thank you for understanding my approach to prioritizing the well-being of the kittens and the security of the cattery.

Do you offer a health guarantee?

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Yes, I offer a comprehensive 2 year health guarantee for all kittens from Purradox Sphynxery. We have an adoption contract that fully outlines our terms. Here’s what the health guarantee includes:

Aspect	Details
1. Coverage Period	The health guarantee covers the kitten for a specified period after adoption. This period typically includes 72 hours for general health and extends to a one-year guarantee for congenital or genetic conditions.
2. Initial Veterinary Check	You are encouraged to take your kitten to a licensed veterinarian within 72 hours of adoption for a wellness check. This initial visit ensures that the kitten is in good health and provides peace of mind. If any health concerns arise during this period, I will work with you to address them.
3. Congenital & Genetic Conditions	The health guarantee covers congenital or genetic conditions that may affect the kitten’s long-term health. If a covered condition is diagnosed within the specified period, options may include treatment support, partial refunds, or a replacement kitten, depending on the severity and circumstances.
4. Exclusions	The health guarantee does not cover minor or treatable conditions (such as ear infections or parasites) or issues resulting from accidents, neglect, or improper care. It’s important to follow my recommended care guidelines to ensure the kitten’s well-being.
5. Veterinarian Documentation	If a health issue arises, documentation from a licensed veterinarian is required to determine the best course of action. This includes medical records, test results, and a diagnosis to confirm the nature of the condition.
6. Support & Guidance	Even outside the health guarantee period, I provide ongoing support and advice to help you manage your kitten’s health and well-being. My goal is to ensure that each kitten thrives in their new home and receives the best care possible.

For more details on the health guarantee and what it covers, visit our blog post “Understanding the Health Guarantee for Sphynx Kittens”

How can I prepare my home for a new Sphynx kitten?

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Set up a cozy space with a warm bed, food and water dishes, and safe toys. Kitten-proof any dangerous areas by hiding cords and securing loose items.

Here’s a guide to preparing your home for a new Sphynx kitten:

Step	Tips
1. Designate a Safe Space	Set up a small, quiet room with essentials like a litter box, food, water, and a cozy bed. This helps your kitten adjust to a new environment gradually.
2. Kitten-Proof the Area	Remove hazards like cords, small objects, toxic plants, and secure any hiding spots that could be dangerous. Use baby gates if needed.
3. Set Up Litter Stations	Place a litter box in an accessible area. Start with non-clumping litter, gradually transitioning to your preferred type.
4. Provide Scratching Options	Include a scratching post or pad to encourage healthy scratching behavior and protect your furniture.
5. Create Warm Resting Spots	Arrange cozy blankets, self-warming beds, or a heated pad in safe locations for your Sphynx to snuggle and stay warm.
6. Stock Up on Toys	Have interactive toys ready, like feather wands and puzzle toys, to keep your kitten engaged and active.
7. Prepare for Grooming	Have grooming essentials like cat-safe ear cleaner, hypoallergenic wipes, nail trimmers, and mild shampoo for occasional baths.
8. Schedule a Vet Appointment	Book a vet check-up within the first week of bringing your kitten home to establish a care routine and ensure a healthy start.
9. Keep Food & Water Ready	Use stainless steel or ceramic bowls for food and water. Provide a mix of high-quality wet and dry kitten food, and consider a cat water fountain to encourage hydration.
10. Introduce Slowly	Allow your kitten to explore new rooms gradually, giving them time to adjust and build confidence in their new environment.

For more in-depth preparation tips, explore our blog post “Preparing Your Home for a New Sphynx Kitten“.

How can I verify a breeder’s health testing claims?

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Request copies of health test results for both parents, especially for HCM (Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy) and other genetic conditions. Look for official vet reports or certificates.

For more in-depth advice, see our blog post “How to Verify a Breeder’s Health Claims for Sphynx Cats”.

How do I introduce my Sphynx kitten to other pets?

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Introduce pets slowly in a controlled environment. Start with scent swapping, then move to brief supervised meetings.

Here’s a concise guide for introducing your Sphynx kitten to other pets:

Step	Tips
1. Separate Spaces	Keep your Sphynx kitten and existing pets in separate areas initially to adjust to new scents.
2. Scent Swapping	Exchange bedding or toys between pets so they get used to each other’s scent.
3. Controlled Introduction	Use a baby gate or cracked door for the first visual introduction, allowing safe interaction.
4. Short, Supervised Meetings	Arrange brief meetings, monitoring both pets closely for any signs of aggression or fear.
5. Positive Reinforcement	Reward both pets with treats and praise during calm interactions to reinforce good behavior.
6. Gradual Increase	Gradually increase the time they spend together as comfort and curiosity build.
7. Safe Retreats	Ensure both pets have separate spaces to retreat if they feel overwhelmed.
8. Be Patient	Take it slow—forcing interactions can cause stress. Patience is key to building a bond.

For more in-depth strategies, visit our blog post on “Introducing Sphynx Cats to Other Pets“.

How do I reserve a kitten from Purradox Sphynxery?

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To reserve a kitten from Purradox Sphynxery, follow these simple steps:

Step	Details
1. Inquire About Available Kittens	Start by reaching out to express your interest in adopting a Sphynx kitten. I will provide information on the currently available kittens, including photos, personalities, and any specific traits you’re looking for (such as gender or color).
2. Fill Out the Application	If you find a kitten you’re interested in, complete an adoption application. This helps me get to know you and understand your home environment, lifestyle, and experience with cats to ensure a great match.
3. Review and Approval	After reviewing your application, I will get in touch to discuss any questions, provide additional information, and confirm that the kitten is a good fit for your home. If approved, we can move forward with the reservation process.
4. Place a Deposit	Once approved, a $500 non-refundable deposit is required to reserve the kitten. This deposit secures your choice and is applied toward the total adoption fee. The kitten will be marked as reserved once the deposit is received.
5. Receive Regular Updates	After reserving your kitten, you’ll receive regular updates, photos, and videos as they grow and develop. These updates allow you to get to know your kitten’s personality before they come home.
6. Final Payment & Preparation	The remaining balance of the adoption fee is due one week before the scheduled pick-up or delivery date. During this time, I’ll provide guidance on preparing your home for the new kitten, including recommended supplies and care tips.
7. Schedule Pick-Up or Delivery	Once the final payment is received, we’ll schedule a pick-up or arrange delivery for your kitten. I’ll provide all necessary paperwork, including health records, the health certificate, and any relevant documents.

For more information on the reservation process, check out our blog post “How to Reserve Your Dream Sphynx Kitten from Purradox Sphynxery”.

How much do Purradox Sphynxery kittens cost?

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Kittens from Purradox Sphynxery start at $2,500. Here’s what the adoption fee includes:

Aspect	Details
1. Comprehensive Veterinary Care	The adoption fee covers all initial veterinary care, including vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), deworming, microchipping, and a health certificate. Each kitten is also spayed or neutered before going to their new home.
2. High-Quality Breeding	All kittens come from health-tested, pedigreed parents to ensure strong genetic lines, minimizing the risk of inherited conditions. This careful selection process supports the health and well-being of the kittens.
3. Socialization & Training	Kittens are raised in a loving home environment, receiving daily handling and socialization with other pets and household noises. This early training helps ensure they are well-adjusted and friendly companions.
4. Starter Kit & Supplies	Each kitten goes home with a goodie bag that includes a familiar blanket, a cute outfit, favorite toys, a sample of their current food, and feeding guidelines to help with the transition.
5. Health Guarantee	The adoption fee includes a health guarantee covering certain congenital or genetic conditions. This guarantee offers peace of mind about the kitten’s long-term health.
6. Ongoing Support	I provide continued support and guidance after adoption, including advice on feeding, grooming, behavior, and any questions you may have as your kitten grows.
7. High-Quality Nutrition	Kittens are raised on a nutritious diet that supports their growth and development. I provide guidance on maintaining this diet to ensure they continue to thrive.

For more information on what’s included and why the price is set at this level, visit our blog post “Why Sphynx Kittens from Purradox Sphynxery Are Worth the Investment”.

How much is the deposit to reserve a kitten?

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Yes, The deposit to reserve a kitten at Purradox Sphynxery is 30% of the purchase price. Here’s a breakdown of how the deposit works:

Aspect	Details
1. Deposit Amount	A non-refundable deposit of $500 is required to reserve a specific kitten. This deposit is applied toward the total adoption fee, securing your commitment to the adoption process.
2. Purpose of the Deposit	The deposit ensures that the chosen kitten is held for you and is no longer available to other potential adopters. It also covers initial costs associated with preparing the kitten for adoption.
3. When the Deposit is Due	The deposit is due at the time of reservation. Once the deposit is received, the kitten is officially marked as reserved, and you’ll receive regular updates on their growth and development.
4. Payment Methods for Deposit	The deposit can be paid using credit/debit card, PayPal, bank transfer, or cash (for in-person reservations). This provides flexibility and security for the payment.
5. Non-Refundable Policy	The deposit is non-refundable if you change your mind, as it covers the initial investment in the kitten’s care and preparation. However, in some cases, the deposit can be transferred to another available kitten or a future litter.
6. Deposit Transfer Option	If you cannot proceed with the original kitten reservation, the deposit may be transferred to another kitten or future litter, depending on availability and circumstances. This option must be discussed in advance.

For more details on the deposit process and reservation policies, visit our blog post “How to Reserve a Sphynx Kitten: Understanding the Deposit Process”.

Is a deposit required to reserve a kitten?

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Yes, a deposit is required to reserve a kitten at Purradox Sphynxery. Here are the details:

Aspect	Details
1. Deposit Requirement	A $500 non-refundable deposit is required to reserve a specific kitten. This deposit secures your commitment and holds the kitten for you, ensuring they are no longer available to other potential adopters.
2. Purpose of the Deposit	The deposit covers initial costs associated with the kitten’s care and preparation, including veterinary expenses and socialization. It also ensures that you are serious about the adoption process.
3. Payment Timing	The deposit is due at the time you decide to reserve a kitten. Once the deposit is received, the kitten’s status is officially marked as reserved.
4. How to Pay the Deposit	The deposit can be made using credit/debit card, PayPal, bank transfer, or cash (for in-person reservations). These payment methods provide convenience and security.
5. Non-Refundable Policy	The deposit is non-refundable if you change your mind. This policy is in place because the deposit helps cover the investment in the kitten’s health, care, and readiness for adoption.
6. Transfer Option	In some cases, the deposit may be transferred to another kitten or a future litter, depending on availability and circumstances. This must be arranged in advance and is handled on a case-by-case basis.

For more information on the deposit process and reservation policy, you can visit our blog post “How to Reserve a Sphynx Kitten: Understanding the Deposit Process”

What happens if I am unable to take my reserved kitten?

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The deposit you placed to reserve the kitten is non-refundable. This policy is in place because the deposit helps cover the initial costs of preparing the kitten for adoption and ensures a committed reservation.

What is included in the adoption fee?

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The adoption fee for a Purradox Sphynxery kitten includes a comprehensive package to ensure that each kitten is healthy, well-socialized, and ready for their new home. Here’s a detailed breakdown:

Included Item	Details
1. Veterinary Care	All initial veterinary care is included, such as vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), deworming, and a comprehensive health examination. A health certificate from a licensed veterinarian is also provided.
2. Spaying/Neutering	Each kitten is spayed or neutered before going to their new home. This ensures responsible pet ownership and eliminates the need for future surgical procedures.
3. Microchipping	Kittens are microchipped for permanent identification. The microchip details are provided to the new owner, and it can be registered in your name for added security.
4. Starter Kit	A goodie bag is included with each kitten, featuring essentials like a familiar blanket, a cute outfit, favorite toys, and a sample of their current food. This helps ease the transition to their new home.
5. Health Guarantee	The adoption fee includes a health guarantee covering certain congenital or genetic conditions. This guarantee provides peace of mind and assurance about the kitten’s long-term health.
6. Socialization & Training	Kittens are raised in a home environment, receiving daily handling and socialization with other cats, small dogs, and household noises. They are litter trained and familiar with scratching posts or pads.
7. Diet & Nutrition Guidance	Information on the kitten’s current diet, feeding schedule, and guidance on transitioning to a new food if needed. I provide recommendations on high-quality brands that support a healthy diet.
8. Behavior Support After Adoption	Ongoing support and guidance are available to help with behavior, training, and any specific concerns that arise as the kitten adjusts to their new home.
9. Access to Resources	Access to a collection of online resources, articles, and guides specifically focused on Sphynx care, including grooming tips, health advice, and behavior training.
10. Continued Support	I offer long-term support for any questions or guidance you might need as your kitten grows, ensuring a smooth and successful adoption experience.

For more detailed information, explore our blog post “What’s Included in the Adoption Fee for a Sphynx Kitten”.

What is included in the adoption fee?

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The fee includes spay/neuter, vaccinations, microchip, health certificate, and a starter kit with food samples, toys, and a cozy blanket.

Here’s a breakdown of what’s included in the adoption fee for a Sphynx kitten from Purradox Sphynxery:

Included Item	Details
Health Testing	Kittens come from health-tested parents, screened for common genetic conditions like HCM.
Vaccinations	Includes age-appropriate vaccinations (9, 12, and 15 weeks) to ensure your kitten is protected against common diseases.
Deworming	Kittens are dewormed according to a schedule to ensure they are parasite-free.
Microchipping	Each kitten is microchipped for safety and identification.
Spay/Neuter Surgery	Kittens are spayed/neutered before going to their new home to promote responsible pet ownership.
Veterinary Health Certificate	A health certificate from a licensed veterinarian verifying the kitten’s health status.
Goodie Bag	Includes a cute outfit, favorite toys, a sample of their current food, and familiar bedding to ease the transition to your home.
Pedigree Papers	Documentation of lineage if requested, ensuring the kitten’s pedigree.
Ongoing Support	Lifetime support for any questions you may have about your kitten’s care and development.
Kitten Care Package	Includes a nail trim, bath, ears cleaned, and tips for introducing the kitten to your home.

For more detailed information, check out our blog post “What’s Included in the Adoption Fee for a Sphynx Kitten”.

What is the application process for adopting a Sphynx?

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Complete an online application, schedule a video consultation, and place a deposit. Upon approval, receive updates and finalize adoption around 16 weeks.

Here’s an overview of the typical application process for adopting a Sphynx from Purradox Sphynxery:

Step	Details
1. Submit an Application	Fill out an adoption application on our website or request one via email. This includes questions about your home environment, experience with cats, and what you’re looking for in a Sphynx.
2. Initial Review	We review your application to ensure a good match between the kitten’s needs and your home environment. We may follow up with additional questions.
3. Interview Process	A phone or video interview to discuss your expectations, lifestyle, and any specific questions about Sphynx care. This is also an opportunity to get to know each other better.
4. Reference Check	We may request personal or veterinary references to verify your experience with pets and your readiness to adopt a Sphynx.
5. Deposit Payment	If approved, a non-refundable deposit is required to reserve your chosen kitten. The deposit will be applied toward the total adoption fee.
6. Final Approval & Contract	Once approved, we finalize the adoption with a contract outlining health guarantees, spay/neuter agreements, and care expectations.
7. Pickup or Delivery	You’ll be scheduled to pick up your Sphynx kitten or arrange for delivery. Detailed instructions for transitioning the kitten to your home will be provided.

For a step-by-step guide, explore our blog post “How to Adopt a Sphynx Kitten: The Application Process Explained”.

What is the best way to kitten-proof my home?

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Remove small objects that could be swallowed, secure electrical cords, and block access to high places until your kitten is confident in navigating.

Here’s a guide on the best ways to kitten-proof your home before bringing a Sphynx kitten home:

Area	Kitten-Proofing Tips
Electrical Cords	Use cord protectors or wrap cords in tubing to prevent chewing. Secure cords away from accessible areas.
Toxic Plants	Remove or relocate toxic plants (like lilies, aloe, or pothos) out of reach. Opt for pet-safe plants like spider plants or cat grass.
Breakable Items	Store fragile items and valuable decor in secure cabinets or on high shelves that are inaccessible to kittens.
Small Objects	Remove small, chewable objects like buttons, rubber bands, and paperclips to avoid choking hazards.
Secure Windows & Balconies	Install secure screens on windows and make balconies off-limits unless safely enclosed. Consider using cat-proof window locks.
Hidden Spaces	Block off access to small hiding spots behind appliances or furniture using barriers or baby gates.
Keep Trash Secure	Use a heavy, lidded trash can to prevent curious kittens from rummaging through garbage.
Store Cleaning Products	Keep household cleaners, chemicals, and medications in secured, locked cabinets. Consider using childproof latches.
Cover Sharp Edges	Use corner guards on sharp furniture edges to prevent injury during playful antics.
Check Appliances	Always check inside appliances like dryers or dishwashers before use, as kittens may seek warmth in these spots.

For a comprehensive guide, check out our blog post “Kitten-Proofing Your Home for a Sphynx Kitten”.

What questions should I ask a Sphynx breeder?

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Ask about the breeder’s experience, health testing protocols, socialization practices, and what’s included in the adoption package. Ensure they follow ethical breeding guidelines.

Here’s a list of essential questions to ask a Sphynx breeder:

Topic	Questions
Health & Genetics	“Have the parents been screened for genetic conditions like HCM?” “What vaccinations and health tests will my kitten receive before adoption?”
Breeding Practices	“How long have you been breeding Sphynx cats?” “Do you follow a specific breeding standard to ensure health and temperament?”
Kitten Care	“What type of food do you feed the kittens?” “How are the kittens socialized before going to new homes?”
Contracts & Guarantees	“Do you offer a health guarantee, and what does it cover?” “Is there a spay/neuter agreement, and at what age do you recommend this?”
Support After Adoption	“What kind of support do you offer after adoption?” “Are you available to answer questions or provide guidance if needed?”
Kitten Selection	“How do you match kittens to families?” “Can I meet the parents of the kitten I’m interested in?”
Pricing & Payment	“What is included in the cost of the kitten?” “Do you offer payment plans or financing options?”

For more guidance on choosing a reputable breeder, explore our blog post “Questions to Ask When Buying a Sphynx Kitten”.

What red flags should I look out for when choosing a breeder?

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Be wary of breeders who don’t provide health testing, health guarantees, or sell kittens under 12 weeks old. Avoid breeders who prioritize profit over the cats’ well-being.

Here’s a list of red flags to watch out for when choosing a Sphynx breeder:

Red Flag	Details
1. No Health Testing	A reputable breeder will have documentation of genetic testing, especially for conditions like HCM. Lack of health records or vague answers about testing is a concern.
2. No Contract or Health Guarantee	Reputable breeders provide a contract outlining health guarantees, responsibilities, and spay/neuter agreements. Lack of a formal contract is a red flag.
3. Pushy or Rushed Sales	A good breeder matches kittens carefully with the right homes. Being pushy or rushing you to make a quick purchase can signal a lack of concern for the kitten’s well-being.
4. Lack of References	A reputable breeder should have satisfied buyers willing to provide references. Refusal to share testimonials or previous buyer contacts is a concern.
5. Poor Communication	Avoid breeders who are unresponsive, unclear, or unwilling to answer your questions in detail. Transparency is key in reputable breeding.
6. Unclean or Overcrowded Conditions	If you notice dirty or overcrowded living spaces during a visit, it may indicate neglect or poor standards of care.
7. Limited Knowledge of the Breed	A responsible breeder should be knowledgeable about Sphynx-specific care, behavior, and health. Vague or incorrect information is a warning sign.
8. No Spay/Neuter Agreement	Breeders who allow kittens to go home unspayed or unneutered without any agreement can be contributing to irresponsible breeding practices.

For more details, refer to our blog post “Red Flags to Watch Out for When Choosing a Sphynx Breeder”.

What supplies should I have ready before bringing home my Sphynx?

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Have a cozy bed, high-quality food, litter box, scratching posts, and safe toys prepared. A pet carrier is essential for trips to the vet.

Here’s a checklist of essential supplies to have ready before bringing home your Sphynx:

Category	Supplies
Feeding	High-quality kitten food (wet and dry), stainless steel food and water bowls, cat water fountain.
Litter & Hygiene	Litter box (low-sided for kittens), non-clumping litter, litter scoop, Litter Genie (optional), cat-safe wipes, hypoallergenic cat shampoo.
Bedding & Comfort	Soft blankets, heated cat bed or self-warming bed, cozy cat tent or cave, scratch-proof furniture covers (optional).
Grooming Supplies	Cat-safe ear cleaner, nail trimmer, soft bristle brush, cotton pads, hypoallergenic moisturizer (if needed).
Clothing	Cat-sized sweaters or shirts for warmth, especially in cooler months or if your home is air-conditioned.
Toys & Enrichment	Interactive toys (feather wands, laser pointers), puzzle feeders, catnip toys, scratching post or pad, cat tree for climbing.
Health & Safety	Kitten-safe collar with ID tag, microchip registration information, pet carrier, first-aid kit, flea prevention (vet-approved).
Cleaning Supplies	Enzyme cleaner for accidents, vacuum with a HEPA filter, gentle cleaning products for cat areas.

For a detailed checklist and tips, explore our blog post “Preparing for Your New Sphynx Kitten: The Ultimate Checklist“.

When are the kittens ready to go to their new homes?

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Kittens are typically ready to go home between 10 to 12 weeks of age, once they are fully weaned, socialized, and cleared by a veterinarian.

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Can I choose my kitten’s gender and color?

Can I visit the cattery to meet the kittens before adopting?

Do you offer a health guarantee?

How can I prepare my home for a new Sphynx kitten?

How can I verify a breeder’s health testing claims?

How do I introduce my Sphynx kitten to other pets?

How do I reserve a kitten from Purradox Sphynxery?

How much do Purradox Sphynxery kittens cost?

How much is the deposit to reserve a kitten?

Is a deposit required to reserve a kitten?

What happens if I am unable to take my reserved kitten?

What is included in the adoption fee?

What is included in the adoption fee?

What is the application process for adopting a Sphynx?

What is the best way to kitten-proof my home?

What questions should I ask a Sphynx breeder?

What red flags should I look out for when choosing a breeder?

What supplies should I have ready before bringing home my Sphynx?

When are the kittens ready to go to their new homes?

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