Sorry, it is me again.

If my girl had been fully registered I would have sold her kittens for £300 -£350.

Now she is not registered I just wondered about how to price her kittens. I do not wish to be greedy, I do however hope for them to go to a good home.

I plan to advertise in the local pet shop, so hopefully people who are in pet shops at least take care of their animals. Although that could just be my way of thinking.

I have looked at various adverts and see people selling them from £150 (although I wonder if these are crosses) up to £400 (which I feel is a bit too much, possibly ?)

Any help on this matter would be fantastic.

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Oh I see.

Just money for their inoculations then. They will leave here on or around their 14th week.

I will ask for £112 each then to cover this.

See what others doing the same are asking - moggie kittens are going for around that without jabs, so I'd consider £150 ish? maybe £200 as they are definatley pure bred. But I must admit I'm guessing.

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After speaking to mother-in-law today, I shall have the "mating certificate" tomorrow as she is coming to see us.

I guess I could seel them as half GCCF

Poor Misty, anyway, I have lots of time to think about this. Just another random thought.

Sell not Seel them. Poor kitties.

I would suggest that in order to stop unscrupulous people doing the same as you unfortunately have had done to you that you see if your vet will consider early neutuering your kittens. This will prevent any bybs using your cats to breed willynilly from. You could include the cost of neutering in the price of the kittens. I usually pay around £45 for a female spay at 14 weeks - a little less for the boys. You hang on to the kits for at least another week -10 days after to ensure they are over their op, have a final health check at the vets and then they can go to their new homes. A lot of folk are happy that this has already been done and the recovery of the kittens is amazing.

Obviously this is something you will want to discuss with your vet in detail - the pros and cons but it is well worth giving it some thought.

You could perhaps price your kittens around the £175 inclusive of neutering.

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Kaz

For kittens, joy is for the asking and smiles are for the giving

That is a very good point, ChinaBlue. I early neuter my kittens too, and they really bounce back quick. Much better than when they're older! Some vets aren't very happy about doing it, because they're not used to operating on such small kittens, but there is a lot of information on the internet now about early neutering, and more and more vets are happy to do it.

Aww, I just wish I could have one
Will you show them off? (Piccies)

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I will call around but my current vet likes them to be at least 4/5 months.

I will have lots of pictures I am sure. I have put some on my profile, Mistys mate, Misty and my mums new Ragdoll Beau or Beua, it is beautiful shortened.

thanks again.