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Our Kitten Policy 

At NewChoice Cattery, our Maine Coon kittens are raised in our home with daily care, attention and socialization. Our goal is to raise healthy, confident and affectionate kittens and prepare them for a smooth transition into their new families.

What Comes With Your Kitten

Each kitten goes to their new home with:

• Two veterinary health checks
• Two age-appropriate vaccinations
• Two deworming treatments
• Spay or neuter before leaving our cattery
• TICA registration papers
• Kitten purchase agreement
• 30 days of complimentary pet insurance
• Care and feeding recommendations
• Ongoing breeder support

Our kittens normally leave for their new homes at approximately 13–15 weeks of age, when they are ready for this important transition.

Reservation & Deposit Policy

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A $200 non-refundable deposit is required to secure a place on our waiting list for future litters. This deposit will be applied toward the purchase price of your kitten. If you choose to withdraw from the waiting list, the deposit is non-refundable.

A $400 deposit is required to reserve a kitten.

Please note that all deposits are non-refundable.

Once the deposit has been received, the kitten will be marked as Reserved and will no longer be offered to other families.

The remaining balance must be paid according to the terms of our kitten agreement. The kitten and all registration documentation remain the property of NewChoice Cattery until payment has been received in full.

 
 

 

 

 

       Our kittens are purebred,British Shorthair.Our cats came

  from a famous and professional Cattery in Austria,Poland,Europe.

  This specially breed kind of cats is well known for

  their fur and a gentle and kind personality.Our cats are well fed by

  well balanced food,therefore each one of them is as healthy as they

  get. The kittens are born and raised with high care and love.

  Because of their breed and the way they are raised,they are costly,

  but are totaly worth it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Why Are Our Kittens Special?

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