Kitten Pricing

We require a contract for a kitten/cat purchase.

Please know that every kitten and cat we breed is a cherished member of our family. They are raised in a warm, loving home environment alongside children and receive comprehensive veterinary care. Our goal is to ensure they find forever homes filled with love and care. To reserve a kitten, a signed contract and a full deposit of $500 are required.

Kittens come with a kitten care package:

            All veterinary records including all age appropriate vaccinations

            Microchipping

            Health guarantee with genetic health guarantee

            Dam and Sire pedigree’s

            Complimentary food and toy for the kitten to go home with

            Complimentary pet insurance trial

Kitten Blanket (This blanket has been with mom and siblings to provide comfort and ease the transition to your home. Please keep it with your kitten until they feel more settled and secure.)

Kittens are dewormed and treated with flea prevention medication proactively before going home with you.

 

Kitten Spaying/Neutering Policy

Spay/neuter surgery is an optional add-on expense for all kitten purchases. 

• Base Kitten Price: Covers the ongoing care, genetics, microchipping, vaccinations, and early development of your kitten.
• Spaying/Neutering: If you choose to have us handle the procedure before your kitten goes home, the fee is a direct pass through of what our veterinarian charges us including continuing care of the kitten during recovery.
  • Female Spaying – $800
  • Male Neutering – $600
• Deposit & Non-Refundable Policy: If you elect to have us handle the procedure, the spay/neuter fee is required upfront at the time of deposit and is strictly non-refundable, as these funds are paid directly to reserve surgical clinic slots and veterinary services in advance.
• Veterinary Quality: We will continue partnering with our trusted, licensed veterinary clinic to ensure your kitten receives top-tier surgical care, anesthesia monitoring, and post-operative pain management.

⚠️ Important Note & Health Advisory

• Registration Paperwork & Pedigree Release: Please note that if your kitten leaves our cattery unaltered, pedigree and TICA registration paperwork will be held until proof of spaying/neutering is provided from a licensed veterinarian.
• Early Heat & Timely Surgery: Please be aware that this breed can go into heat early—as young as 5 months old. Early heat cycles can be stressful for both the kitten and your household. For health, behavioral, and overall well-being reasons, we strongly recommend scheduling your kitten’s spay/neuter procedure as soon as possible with your veterinarian.

Kitten Reservations

            We do not reserve kittens until they are at least 8 weeks old to ensure they are healthy. When a litter is available, we will contact our waiting list first for reserving a kitten. They will be given 3 days to respond, and then we will continue to move down our reservation list. If we have kittens available, and there is no one on a waiting list we will post pictures of available kittens here. 

Waiting List            

Please email dragonslaircattery@gmail.com to be added to our waiting list. We are a small cattery and may only have 1-2 litters in a year. We may periodically send emails out to our waitlist checking in throughout the year as we wait for litters to be born. Remember, gestation for a cat is around 65 days. From the time of breeding, it will be at least 5-6 months before a kitten would be available to go home with you. 

Understand that Bombay and Burmese cats are social animals, and if you do not have other animals or pets (ie. Cats, dogs, etc.) in the house we recommend, but do not require, you purchase them in pairs so they do not develop separation anxiety or depression if you are out of your house for work during the day. They are highly social cats and very much people dependent. 

      We do not condone nor want any of our kittens to be declawed. If you truly understand what this does to a cat, you will understand how it sets a cat up for arthritis and lifelong problems with litter box usage and biting. If you had all of your fingernails removed for the rest of your life, I’m sure it would be unwelcome and painful as well. Our contract clearly states, you cannot declaw your cat. If you are having problems, please contact us first before they become overwhelming.