About Our Cattery

Betty, the founding member, has been breeding and raising happy, healthy, Traditional
& Classic Siamese kittens for over 40 years, with Denise joining her in breeding and
raising Siamese cats in 2000. Together, we raise Siamese kittens for pleasure and
companionship, we do not breed for show, so our kittens are reasonably priced!

B & D Siamese Cattery is a veterinary approved and vet recommended cattery; and is
also a registered Traditional Cat Association Cattery, striving to achieve the "Cattery Of
Excellence" rating. We breed the Traditional Siamese Appleheads, which have the round
faces and full bodies; and also the Classic Siamese, which have the slightly less round
face and a bit slimmer body. We do not breed Wedgeheads. We usually have a variety of
kittens to offer, including seal point, blue point, chocolate point and lilac point kittens.
Ocassionally, we also have Balinese to offer.

Our Siamese cats are full blood, pure bred, TCA registered Traditional & Classic Siamese,
and come from registered bloodlines. Our cats are loved and well cared for, healthy, vet
checked and vaccinated yearly, plus FELV/FIV tested, with veterinary records available
upon request. Our home is flea and parasite free, but all of our cats are given a wormer
periodically, just as a precaution. Your kitten will be ready for it's first shots anywhere
from 8 to 12 weeks of age, depending upon your veterinarian's policies. We prefer you
to do this with your own veterinarian, that way all of your kitten's records will be
on file with your vet's office, rather than ours.

We do not insist on contracts with our clients, however we highly recommend spaying or
neutering your kitten, as they will make a healthier and more loving pet once they are
fixed. De-clawing is at your discretion, and is a decision that should be made with your
own veterinarian after taking your kitten's health, as well as your family situation and
needs into consideration. The laser de-claw procedure is a bit more costly, but highly
recommended, if you decide in favor of de-clawing. While there is always controversy
regarding de-clawing, we feel that this should be your choice to make, as long as it is
done after checking all the facts. We strongly suggest that you keep your cat or kitten
indoors, and never expose them to the dangers of the outdoor world (vehicles, diseases,
etc.). If you do take your cat or kitten out for walks on a leash (which they can be easily
trained to do), please remember that you will need to give them flea and worm treatments
regularly, as these are the things that they will be most easily exposed to outdoors.