Kittens' first set of teeth, known as deciduous or "baby" teeth, start to emerge at around 2-4 weeks of age.
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Kitten Transportation - What You Need to Know About Shipping and Pickup
There are several options available for shipping kittens to their new homes.
The Modern Siamese Cat
Modern-style Siamese cats are known for their sleek, elegant bodies and striking blue almond-shaped eyes.
Feline Leukemia (FeLV) and Vaccination: A Breeder’s Perspective
Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) is a serious viral disease in cats, leading to immune system suppression and heightened susceptibility to infections...
Tips for Bringing a New Oriental or Siamese Kitten Home
When you purchase a kitten, it is very important to remember that the baby moving into a new home is under a lot of stress...
Siamese vs Oriental Shorthair Cats: Facts, Differences, and Similarities
It is no secret that the Siamese cat breed is known even to those who are poorly versed in breeds.
The Myth About Hypoallergenic Cat Breeds and How to Deal With Cat Allergies
Very often people come to a cattery with a request for a hypoallergenic Oriental or Siamese kitten. All of these people are inspired by articles on the Internet that ...
Genotypic and Phenotypic Analysis of Coloration in Oriental and Siamese Cats
From the point of view of genetics, Oriental and Siamese cats distinguish 1 gene – “C” dominant (gene for complete body coloration in Orientals) and recessive “cs” (gene for Siamese color). How do these genes work? In the presence of the “C” gene, the pigment is distributed equally to each hair throughout the cat’s body, […]
A Guide to Our Kitten Adoption Process
The journey our kittens take from their first days with mom to their transition into loving forever homes.
Early-age Spaying/Neutering of Cats
Today, nobody disputes the fact that gonadectomy (a surgical procedure by which ovaries or testicles are removed) in animals not intended for breeding is neither a tribute to fashion nor a whim.
The Oriental Shorthair Cat: A Unique and Elegant Breed
First of all, let’s clarify the difference there is between Oriental and Siamese cats. Both belong to the group of Oriental shorthair breeds...
Tips for Bringing a New Oriental
or Siamese Kitten Home
Give the kitten space: When you first bring your new kitten home, it's important to give them some space to adjust to their new surroundings. Set up a designated area in your home, such as a spare room or a bathroom, where your kitten can stay for the first few days.
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We spent a considerable amount of time researching Bengal breeding catteries and were fortunate to find Cataristocrat. Paradea is our first Bengal and Olga made the process as well as transition very easy to welcome Paradea into our family. We live in Ohio and were able to visit Paradea at Cataristocrat. It's obvious from our experience and visit that breeding Bengals and Orientals is more than a business for Olga, it’s her passion as well. Olga sent videos and pictures leading up to the transition and has checked in to see how everyone is doing. She deeply cares for her kittens and wants to make sure your family as well as the kitten is a good match and you are both prepared to welcome each other into one another's lives. Olga prepared a welcome kit containing food, litter (new and used), and toys Paradea was familiar with to help with her transition between families. The transition has gone very well! If you’re looking for an affectionate, well behaved and socialized Bengal to become part of your family I would highly recommend contacting Olga at Cataristocrat!
We have the world's Most Friendly and Loving Sweet boy Arjuna. We have re named him Niibin. He has adjusted so well and has stolen my Heart with all his snuggles and Cuddles! Olga has done an Incredible job raising these Kittens to be not only Snugglers but a Companion as well! Out of this world Happy with Olga and our New Little Guy!
Kim Chisholm
Grand Marais MN
When I discovered the CatAristocrat website, I knew I had to make contact immediately.
The site contains valuable information in regards to Olga’s Cattery. What drew me in was Olga’s commitment and passion to her cattery.
After contacting Olga, we FaceTimed and that’s when I got to see Jiji (now Zoey) for the first time. Her striking beauty and personality shined through, and I knew that she was the kitten I wanted.
Since I live in Southern California, I flew to Ohio to retrieve Zoey. Olga met me at the airport and the process was super easy.
Olga is a true professional. She handed me all of Zoeys paperwork, provided a cute carrier with a cozy blanket and Zoeys favorite unicorn toy. There was also some food, a water bowl and snacks for Zoey. You can tell Zoey was raised in such a loving and safe environment.
As soon as Zoey came home, she was comfortable with us.
Zoey is smart, curious and affectionate. Zoey has provided us with so much laughter and joy. I couldn’t be happier with our tabby kitty. She is the queen of the house now!
Thank you so much Olga. I hope that in the near future we can provide Zoey with a sibling!
