We have made the decision to downsize to a very little cattery at Our Cattery. The fewer bombay cats that need to be personally cherished and well-cared for, the better. bombay kittens are healthier, happier, better-adjusted, and more gregarious when there are fewer queens. We don't overbreed our queens; they should have happy, contented lives as house cats for the most of their lifetimes. We also advance our breeding program swiftly.A bigger cattery with eight, ten, twelve, or more queens is a commercial cattery, where each bombay cat may get less care in stressful conditions. Making decisions is usually made simpler with information. And for that reason, we have invested the effort to develop an instructive website.

Our Bombay kittens are sold with a health history that is provided based on our health guarantee. The Bombay kittens are typically immunized against calicivirus, pneumonia, rabies, and feline rhinotracheitis. Our kittens are typically examined by a veterinarian and given their initial round of distemper shots before being delivered to the buyer. It is up to the buyer to decide whether or not to vaccinate further with the FeLV vaccine after receiving a Bombay cat, but this is not advised unless given the go-ahead by a certified veterinary technician. At the time of purchase, our Bombay cats are warranted to be FeLV and FIV free. Because of the precautions taken, there has never been any confirmed clinical evidence of common bombay diseases as certified by Dr. Lincoln Peterson, our exclusive veterinarian. Before they are brought home to you, we insist that every one of our kittens undergo a thorough health examination. Our veterinarian conducts this health examination and must complete our Veterinary Health Report. This report, prepared for us by a qualified veterinarian, is intended to assess each kitten's health in the following areas: musculoskeletal, respiratory, ear, urogenital, and gastrointestinal. It also includes information on the skin, coat, eyes, mouth, teeth, and gums.