......Home of The Adorable
home of the adorable
Specializing in Solid White , Bi- Color, Calico and Van Patterning. More recently we are working with Himalayan.
We work endlessly to create a gorgeous persian with long beautiful coats, sweet expressive eyes with a loving nature.
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Thank You for Visiting !!
Sandra & Dee
and families
What is FIP ?
(Feline Infectious Peritonitis) caused by a Corona Virus
Be very Careful buying your new kitten from Catteries until you are comfortable with their husbandry. Call around and be sincere and ask about other breeders experiences with the cattery you are interested in buying from. I wish I had. In our beginning I had no knowledge of the Corona Virus. We had 4 girls and a boy and with blind luck had very healthy little cattery. I excitedly purchased a Top Show $2500.00 Male and lost him from a well established very decorated cattery. He was in quarantine in my office when he began symptoms 7 weeks after his purchase. $4000.00 in vet bills and 3 months later he died in my arms. A necrospy was given to his breeder however he was not replaced as promised. Be Aware. Dealing with Show catteries can be intimidating especially buying over the net ...just ASK...
Please Google: Dr Addie FIP and educate yourself.
We practice early seperation while immunities are at their peak as advised by Dr Addie to aid in prevention and transmission of these common viruses. It is absolutely more work but worth every moment to ensure my kittens never go thru what my Beautiful Vladimir did. It was horrible.
Belcherpurrs has NEVER had a case of FIP in our cats or Kittens.
Yes we have been tested by clients and found negative.
Polycystic Kidney Disease- PKD
1. There is not a slight case of PKD, as so often heard in this hobby. Either it is positive or it is not. It will eventually kill your cat taking over half of its life away with renal ( Kidney failure ).
2. There is a DNA test easily accessible to all breeders via UC Davis that proves either the cat positive or negative. Its a 40.00 test and the cost of a stamp. Better to know before you buy than after you have fallen in love.
Check here to see how simple it is for Breeders to check thier cats www.vgl.ucdavis.edu/services/cat
My heart goes out to those who were not informed prior to their Adoption.
An impressive pedigree is NO indication of the quality or condition of the kitten that you will be receiving!!! A closed unfriendly breeder of a few words is a great big flag no matter the number of Grands or DMS on the Pedigree. Do your Homework! Know what your breeds health susceptibilities are. Ask for references. Get to know your breeder first before you buy. Be informed.
My Beautiful Paris
