SIAMESE CATS OF LINCOLN NEBRASKA

CURRENTLY SOLD OUT - NOVEMBER 2008

LOOKING FOR A SIAMESE KITTEN IN LINCOLN, NEBRASKA?

We are a family located in Lincoln Nebraska breeding Siamese Cats. We have Siamese Cats For Sale. We are not a "Cattery". Our Siamese Kittens are raised in a Family Environment with two adults and a three year old toddler. All of our kittens are raised child friendly from birth. All of our kittens are litter box trained, properly fed expensive foods, been given all their shots and raised from birth in a loving attentive atmosphere. These things are key to providing you with a kitten that is not wild. We are aware that how a kitten is raised the first weeks of it's life determines it's permanent nature. Our Siamese Cats are all indoor raised and spend no time outdoors. Our kittens are raised in a clean environment. A cat's environment often determines how clean they will want to keep themselves. We keep our Siamese Cat's self esteem and standards high by constantly brushing them and providing them a clean environment. Our kittens and their parents are treated with a near human standard of living. All of these things assure your Siamese Kitten purchase will be the best possible experience now and for years to come.
Contact: siamesekittens@live.com

OUR CURRENT KITTENS FOR SALE ARE $100 EACH for those with shots and $75 for the younger kittens without shots. We also honor discounts for Seniors, Students and the financially needy. We don't believe putting a price on someone needing a kitten to Love. Contact Us!

Can you be more specific as to how your kittens are raised and their envirnoment? How does one keep for example ten cats in a family home and maintain a clean smell free atmosphere with a loving home for your cats. Often places like "catteries and "farm breeders" are considered harsh environments for kittens. We have seen evidence of this in a cat we once purchased. It took months to get "the wild" out of the cat. You just keep loving them and loving them untul they can no longer be wild. Problem is you never completely get it out of them.

How Do We DO It? Our cats live in a huge man made cat fun land complete with blower ventilation on the enclosed litter box with a door, lighting, bedding, toys and scratch posts. The construction is the size of a small car or bigger. The key is changing the litter box every 48 hours no matter what. The cats are brushed two to three times a week. The cats are let out of their house 3 times a day like clockwork. Every one of the cats is trained in the respect when "it's time to go home". All cats march home together with very little rebellious behavior. We don not mean to bragg but we are accomplished cat trainers. We have had several cats in the past that will walk on a leash at Pet smart, ride in the shopping cart and ride in an automobile. Our past prized female would exit our house on command and jump in the car on command as the door was opened. That cat sure loved to ride. What is the key to training a cat to be as smart as some dogs? Easy answer, Daily Regimen. Our little boot camp for cats teaches them discipline by being on a strict schedule. When an animal gets on a schedule and knows "time to go home" they will march right back to their kennel, bed, pillow or wherever their place is. Once they learn in and out, time to walk and other daily routines they are more willing to learn tricks like fetch and sit.

So basically that is the our key to offering you a perfectly loving and intelligent pet. They have already been through our boot camp for kitties and pampering spa. And secondly they have all been around young children and know the rules of such an existence. We also train all of our kittens the best we can to not claw the furniture. We are quite accomplished with this as we use a secret training tool. It's called a squirt gun. They learn real quick. But remember this, we don't train the nature and personality out of the cats. They are still Siamese and have still have a taste for friendly revenge and fun. Sometimes they will do something wrong for fun and run before you have a chance to grab the pistol. The water pistol has been proven time and again as the most humane way of training cats. This is way more effective than lightly thumping on a cat's paws to get it to stop scratching the furniture.

SIAMESE KITTENS OF LINCOLN NEBRASKA