Kittens will be ready for new homes when they are 13 weeks old.All our kittens are GCCF registered and come with a full pedigree, twice vet checked, all vaccinations, litter trained, wormed and de-flead up to date, they will also have six weeks free insurance and a kitten pack to take with them, including some of the food they are used to. There will also be a kitten tips paper for referance for new owners.                                   An awful lot of time and love has been put into rearing these kittens, so I'm sure new owners won't mind that, if you would like to give a kitten a new home I am asking new owners to sign an agreement of spay or neuter for all pet and show kittens, this will mean that you agree to have the kitten doctored at 6 months and that you agree to send me a copy of the spay-neuter document, and failure to do so would give me the right to reclaim any kitten that has not been done. This is to safeguard any kitten being used for breeding that is not considered to be of the breed standered of points for showing,or considered not top quality for warenting being a breeding cat.It is very important that breeding cats be picked carefuly and that anyone wishing to breed has the permission of the kittens breeder to do so.Spay/neuter will also safeguard against any accidental pregnancys occuring.  It is also of benefit to a cats health that it be doctored if it is not an active registered kitten and is therefore not to be used for breeding. There are all sorts of complaints that can be suffered by not spaying or neutering a pet or show cat-kitten.