Whats the difference between breeder quality and pet quality?
A. A breeder quality kitten must meet strict physical breed standards set forth by the various cat associations (such as TICA – The International Cat Association). These kittens may be used in breeding programs to maintain or improve the breed. Kittens are assessed for type and color at 6 weeks of age, and are priced at that time. Kittens sold as pets (regardless of quality) are sold without breeding rights and must be spayed or neutered. Please read the information on this link before contacting us. www.fabcats.org/kittencare.
A. A breeder quality kitten must meet strict physical breed standards set forth by the various cat associations (such as TICA – The International Cat Association). These kittens may be used in breeding programs to maintain or improve the breed. Kittens are assessed for type and color at 6 weeks of age, and are priced at that time. Kittens sold as pets (regardless of quality) are sold without breeding rights and must be spayed or neutered. Please read the information on this link before contacting us.
