Visiting Our Cattery
What You Need to Know Before Your Appointment
We’re always delighted to welcome families who are looking to meet our kittens. Choosing a kitten is a very special moment, and we want it to be a calm, enjoyable experience for both you and the kittens. To make sure visits go smoothly, please take a moment to read the following before your appointment:
🐾 How many visitors?
Our cattery is a small, quiet space designed for kittens to feel safe. Too many people at once can be overwhelming for them (and for us!). Please let us know in advance how many people will be coming, so we can prepare. Out of respect for our kittens, and due to insurance restrictions, we can only accommodate a limited number of visitors at each appointment.
🐾 Confirming your visit
We kindly ask that you text us once you are leaving home for your appointment. This helps us know when to expect you and ensures your slot is held just for you. If you can’t make it, please let us know as soon as possible so that the appointment time isn’t wasted.
🐾 Allergies
For the wellbeing of both our kittens and your family, please do not book a visit if anyone in your household has a pet allergy. We also cannot place kittens in homes where a member of the family has a known allergy. This is for the health, happiness, and long-term security of our cats, who deserve a forever home without risk of being rehomed.
🐾 Photos & videos
We know it’s tempting to capture every adorable moment, but please ask before taking any photos or videos. This helps us protect the privacy and well-being of our cats and their families.
🐾 Breeders & Learning Visits
We understand that other breeders, vet students, or those thinking about starting a breeding programme may wish to visit and learn. We’re happy to offer visits for this purpose—but only if it’s made clear when booking. If you let us know honestly, we can have open and useful conversations, rather than focusing on kitten viewings. This way, everyone’s time is respected, and the kittens aren’t unnecessarily disrupted.
🐾 Why this matters
These guidelines aren’t just for us—they’re for the kittens. A calm, quiet environment helps them feel safe and confident, which means you’ll see their true personalities shining through.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. With your help, visits will remain a positive, happy experience for both families and kittens. We can’t wait to introduce you to your potential new family member!
WE ARE NOT OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC
✅ Quick Checklist for Visiting
Please tell us how many people will be attending.
Text us when leaving home so we know when to expect you.
No visits or kitten sales to families with pet allergies.
Ask permission before photos/videos.
Be mindful: the cattery is a small, calm space—keep noise and numbers low.
If you can’t make it, let us know promptly so your slot isn’t wasted.