We wanted to post the questions that are most asked with the answers, but if you have any other questions feel free to
ask . Our email is siameseluv7075@yahoo.com or you can call us at (906)346-2015. We look forward to hearing from you.
Do you offer a discount on two kittens:
We have had many new pet owners purchase more than one kitten. We have always as a "thank you" reduce the amount
of the 2nd kitten $100.00. Depending on airline, the costs for shipping two kittens might increase approximately $50.00.
We also offer the same discount for repeat customers.
Do you ship your kittens?
yes we do ship with American or Delta or Northwest airlines. Buyer is responsible for all shipping costs, including
airfare, shipping crate, rabies vaccination, health certificate/exam and a fee for our transportation to the airport. We do
NOT ship kittens unless a kitten contract has been signed and returned to us first, with full payment.
Shipping does depend on weather.
Where do we ship?
United States & Canada
What about Vaccinations:
Our kittens are fully vaccinated according to our veterinarian's protocol before being placed in homes. If you would like
to visit with one of our vets, we will be glad to provide you their information. It is the pet owner’s responsibility to
maintain annual vaccinations
How do you reserve a kitten :
A nonrefundable deposit of $300.00 per kitten is required to reserve a kitten with payment if full made prior to shipping.
We also have a health/sales agreement which is included on our web site. We are a member of PayPal, which is a credit
card transaction through the Internet or a deposit can be sent by U.S. Postal Money order. We do require that payment be
made and received in full prior to shipping. If meeting, final payment has to be made at least three days ahead.
Next step to Reserve: Contact us on which kitten you are interested in and which method you would like to use for the
deposit so that we may reserve your kitten by emailing us at siameseluv7075@yahoo.com
Age Placed in Homes: We like to place our kittens in homes at approximately 12-14 weeks of age--earlier if we are
meeting in person. We do this so that they can handle shipping by air, also they make the transition to their new home at
the age well, and their vaccinations are complete by that age. Also we do hold kittens past 12-14 weeks of age if you
would like to receive them on a certain date for no additional cost.
Where are you located?
There is two locations one in Gwinn Michigan and the another one is in Fort Wayne Indiana.
Do you sell kittens with breeding rights? no
What types of cats do you breed?
At Sugars Cattery we specializing in breeding Traditional (APPLE-HEAD) and Classic Siamese, as well as Balinese, which
are long hair Siamese.
What registry's are your cats registered with?
TCA and CFA and ACA
Do you sell kittens for less without 'papers'?
No. A reputable breeder should always give the registration slip for every kitten they sell. It does not cost very much to
register a litter of kittens, and if a breeder is selling cats without papers, it usually means that they don't have papers (or
breeding rights) on the parents, and therefore shouldn't be breeding the cats in the first place.
Do you ever sell adult cats?
We some times have retired adults available.
What is a 'Retired Adult'? A 'Retired Adult' is an adult cat that was part of our breeding program and has now been
spayed or neutered, and 'retired' from our breeding program. It isn't possible for us to keep every one of our retired
breeders, and they deserve to go to a pet home where they can get more individual attention and enjoy being spoiled,
just like one of our kittens.
Do you offer stud service?
No way do we ever offer stud service. For the health of all of our cats and kittens we keep a closed cattery, which means
we do not offer stud service to anyone.
Do you guarantee your kittens?
Yes. Our kittens are guaranteed in writing to be in good health without any known genetic defects. We give a 72 hour
health guarantee and a congenital defects guarantee for the first two years of the kittens life.
Do you sell with a contract?
Yes. Our kittens are sold with a contract. Neutering or spaying is REQUIRED when a kitten is 6 months or at least 4
pounds.
What is the colors like?
There is four standard colors
Seal Point
Seal Point Siamese are the original color type first exported from Siam. The color points are a rich dark brown that
appears almost black. The brown fades into cream on the rest of the body. Seal Points tend to darken with age.
Chocolate Point
Chocolate Points take their name from the milk chocolate coloring found on the legs, tail, face and ears. This coloration
tends to develop more slowly than others.
Blue Point
Blue Point Siamese carry slate-blue points on a light bluish-white body. This gives them a somewhat silvery appearance.
The nose and foot pads are also colored blue-gray.
Lilac Point
The Lilac Point Siamese is a very delicate, yet interesting color combination. The points are pinkish-gray, laid against a
white body color. The nose and foot pads are also lavender pink. Lilacs tend to stay very light, even as they age.
ask . Our email is siameseluv7075@yahoo.com or you can call us at (906)346-2015. We look forward to hearing from you.
Do you offer a discount on two kittens:
We have had many new pet owners purchase more than one kitten. We have always as a "thank you" reduce the amount
of the 2nd kitten $100.00. Depending on airline, the costs for shipping two kittens might increase approximately $50.00.
We also offer the same discount for repeat customers.
Do you ship your kittens?
yes we do ship with American or Delta or Northwest airlines. Buyer is responsible for all shipping costs, including
airfare, shipping crate, rabies vaccination, health certificate/exam and a fee for our transportation to the airport. We do
NOT ship kittens unless a kitten contract has been signed and returned to us first, with full payment.
Shipping does depend on weather.
Where do we ship?
United States & Canada
What about Vaccinations:
Our kittens are fully vaccinated according to our veterinarian's protocol before being placed in homes. If you would like
to visit with one of our vets, we will be glad to provide you their information. It is the pet owner’s responsibility to
maintain annual vaccinations
How do you reserve a kitten :
A nonrefundable deposit of $300.00 per kitten is required to reserve a kitten with payment if full made prior to shipping.
We also have a health/sales agreement which is included on our web site. We are a member of PayPal, which is a credit
card transaction through the Internet or a deposit can be sent by U.S. Postal Money order. We do require that payment be
made and received in full prior to shipping. If meeting, final payment has to be made at least three days ahead.
Next step to Reserve: Contact us on which kitten you are interested in and which method you would like to use for the
deposit so that we may reserve your kitten by emailing us at siameseluv7075@yahoo.com
Age Placed in Homes: We like to place our kittens in homes at approximately 12-14 weeks of age--earlier if we are
meeting in person. We do this so that they can handle shipping by air, also they make the transition to their new home at
the age well, and their vaccinations are complete by that age. Also we do hold kittens past 12-14 weeks of age if you
would like to receive them on a certain date for no additional cost.
Where are you located?
There is two locations one in Gwinn Michigan and the another one is in Fort Wayne Indiana.
Do you sell kittens with breeding rights? no
What types of cats do you breed?
At Sugars Cattery we specializing in breeding Traditional (APPLE-HEAD) and Classic Siamese, as well as Balinese, which
are long hair Siamese.
What registry's are your cats registered with?
TCA and CFA and ACA
Do you sell kittens for less without 'papers'?
No. A reputable breeder should always give the registration slip for every kitten they sell. It does not cost very much to
register a litter of kittens, and if a breeder is selling cats without papers, it usually means that they don't have papers (or
breeding rights) on the parents, and therefore shouldn't be breeding the cats in the first place.
Do you ever sell adult cats?
We some times have retired adults available.
What is a 'Retired Adult'? A 'Retired Adult' is an adult cat that was part of our breeding program and has now been
spayed or neutered, and 'retired' from our breeding program. It isn't possible for us to keep every one of our retired
breeders, and they deserve to go to a pet home where they can get more individual attention and enjoy being spoiled,
just like one of our kittens.
Do you offer stud service?
No way do we ever offer stud service. For the health of all of our cats and kittens we keep a closed cattery, which means
we do not offer stud service to anyone.
Do you guarantee your kittens?
Yes. Our kittens are guaranteed in writing to be in good health without any known genetic defects. We give a 72 hour
health guarantee and a congenital defects guarantee for the first two years of the kittens life.
Do you sell with a contract?
Yes. Our kittens are sold with a contract. Neutering or spaying is REQUIRED when a kitten is 6 months or at least 4
pounds.
What is the colors like?
There is four standard colors
Seal Point
Seal Point Siamese are the original color type first exported from Siam. The color points are a rich dark brown that
appears almost black. The brown fades into cream on the rest of the body. Seal Points tend to darken with age.
Chocolate Point
Chocolate Points take their name from the milk chocolate coloring found on the legs, tail, face and ears. This coloration
tends to develop more slowly than others.
Blue Point
Blue Point Siamese carry slate-blue points on a light bluish-white body. This gives them a somewhat silvery appearance.
The nose and foot pads are also colored blue-gray.
Lilac Point
The Lilac Point Siamese is a very delicate, yet interesting color combination. The points are pinkish-gray, laid against a
white body color. The nose and foot pads are also lavender pink. Lilacs tend to stay very light, even as they age.
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