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Mazpahs Siamese & Orientals

Mine get

• Folder which contains the following
  • Diet & Care sheet
  • Pedigree
  • Vaccination Card
  • Mircochip Details
  • Insurance Certificate
  • A printed story about the kitten saying when he/she was born, how much they weighed, a bit out their siblings their likes and dislikes pics of Mum and Dad and them from birth to leaving home
  • Contract with Neutering/spay certificate attached to be signed and returned when the deed is done
  • Receipt for monies received
  • Pink GCCF slip
• a few small toys
• Technical kitten pack which includes a sample of the litter they have been using

Plus the most important thing a lovely, healthy, well grown, well socialised kitten including lifetime support from me

I wouldn't get too hung up on kitten packs, RC, JWB, Technical, Hills, MPM all do free kitten packs for breeders you just have to purchase food and/or litter from them. They usually include free samples, toys, food bowl etc. Some of the paper work you have to supply depending on what registering body you choose, and the rest is anything else you want. All people really want is a lovely baby to take home and cherish.

Ours tooAnd also a lifetimes support from us along with a fabulous, healthy,strong,well socialised kittenPlus a small amount of litter they've soiled,to make it that bit easier in their new tray

Lovely!!!

It's pretty impresive what some of you give with your kittens!

Lovely!!!
Well ya know whats ours is theirs and whats kitty's is now theirs tooStart as they mean to continue

If you join Royal Canin breeders club they send a boxed kitten pack for each kit out to you. They are really brill, you normally get a good sample of the kitten food, feed bowl, booklets and in the past I have had toys, and a feeding mat, stuff like that. Well chuffed with their packs and it costs the breeder nowt but the new owner is impressed. It does help if you are feeding the kit on their stuff anyway and then there is no change of diet involved

The soiled litter is a good idea actually! Will probably start using that one in future, thanx for the tip girls

No it was free, have a look see on their webby but do try and get your kits on rc food first as if they have been eating something else, a change in food at their new home will give them the squits

Nope - just register on the Internet:
Cat Breeders

Also as a breeder you can order RC food - and they delivering it! If more that 10 kilos - delivery is free.

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