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Old 06-05-2008, 08:30 AM
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Re: Chlamydia

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I dont understand why people do these fake pedigrees,whats the point??it soon becomes clear that all is not well when someone who knows there stuff notes the lack of reg numbers,information etc.i hope you get it all sorted soon.
Hi Clare,

It is all very fishy...and i don`t understand it either .....although i must admit it was the `pedigree` that attracted me to them when i saw the advert cos i thought that would mean they were healthy kittens, so these people are preying on naive people like me who don`t understand the cat breeding world.
I thought pedigree and registered were the same thing.....and it looks like my kitty probably has neither!
She is lovely though..... even if she (and her adopted sisters) have cost me all my holiday money for this year!
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Old 06-05-2008, 08:35 AM
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O deal, poor you, poor kitten. Hope your babe can get the necessary treatment soon and will be over it quickly. Sending cyber purrs and best wishes.
Thanks for your kind words.
She is much better now, although it has been a very long road to recovery for her.
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Old 06-05-2008, 08:41 AM
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Hi LC-really sorry that you find yourself in this situation and hope your kitt gets healthy asapGood luck in your quest and as part of a reputable breeding family-i am disgusted that this happened but sadly not surprised,many people have bad experiences with byb's whether "registered" or not-don't lose heart and strokes and cyber hugs for you both
Hello Kelly.
Yes, it has been an ordeal, i just wish i had known about this forum before i jumped in and bought from a newspaper! (Although i`m glad really cos she is a gorgeous cheeky little thing.)
I think there should be laws for this sort of stuff, cos these are living creatures we are dealing with....not blooming second hand cars!
You definitely live and learn!
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Old 06-05-2008, 09:10 AM
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Hi LC, what a terrible thing you've had done to you. Have you contacted GCCF directly, they should help with the registrations bit. As for Herpes, it's a horrible thing. It sadly does spread and once the cat has it, it has it forever sadly. Outbreaks can be cleared up with drugs, but it will always be in the cats system. Stress, like calling, having kittens, even moving house ect can set the illness back off again. Though as breeders we are recommended to rehome the cat neutered on it's own if possible as it can be passed to kittens. Everything should be scrubbed down & washed. The problem you have with having other cats is that herpes can lie dormant, so you would'nt always know if they had it until they were ill themselves.
I really hope you get to the bottom of everything, whoever sold you the kitten is a disgrace in my eyes!!
Hello there
I`m not sure what to say to the gccf because there isn`t any reg number for her on the pedigree...i think its just a pedigree sheet that you can probably buy....its got `iams and Eukanuba` printed on the top. So i don`t think she is registered, and the names of the other cats on the pedigree may not even be related to her.
The vet mentioned `stress` so i suppose there is no way of knowing is there, whether my cats already had this and it `came out` because of the stress of introducing a new cat into the household?

I think that the fact that her telelphone number is now `unobtainable` when i ring it and there was no answer at her home when i called means she knew that this kitten wasn`t well and just wanted to get rid of it before it cost her money at the vets.
And she had another for sale too, so it isn`t just me that she has done this too. It makes me wonder how many people have experienced the same?
Oooo it makes my blood boil!!!
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She may well be an unregistered pedigree cat, there are plenty of those about. The fact that she isn't registered doesn't necessarily mean the pedigree is inaccurate.

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I'm really sorry this has happened to you. It makes me mad. There are so many good breeders out there, but sadly just as many bad ones!!! I'm not sure what you can do really. The pedigree is just a print out by what you're saying and probably isn't the right cats on it anyway. The only other thing you could do is google the prefix's of some cats on there and see if any breeders show up and contact them.
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She may well be an unregistered pedigree cat, there are plenty of those about. The fact that she isn't registered doesn't necessarily mean the pedigree is inaccurate.

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She is a beauty so i think that is probably right and i don`t suppose it matters really as she is a pet.
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Old 07-05-2008, 08:51 AM
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I'm really sorry this has happened to you. It makes me mad. There are so many good breeders out there, but sadly just as many bad ones!!! I'm not sure what you can do really. The pedigree is just a print out by what you're saying and probably isn't the right cats on it anyway. The only other thing you could do is google the prefix's of some cats on there and see if any breeders show up and contact them.
I have googled some of the prefixes that are on the pedigree and i have found a couple of websites where breeders have had cats with the same prefix....but it looks like they bought these cats legitimately and have then bred from them and had kittens which have had their own prefix.... if that makes sense.....so i think i could be going all round the houses if my cat came from one of these cats three or four generations ago. The only prefix that keeps coming up has no website for it!
I suppose i will have to put it down to experience and bad luck...
Thank you for your advice and your time....i really appreciate it...
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Old 07-05-2008, 09:36 AM
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Why not find a Yahoo group for the relevant breed and ask on there? Someone will know who that prefix belongs to. Not that there will be anything much you can do, of course.

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