Kitten information

All kittens come with a 3-in-1 vaccine and a health record booklet with the dates.

It is important that pets are not over-vaccinated in today's world by greedy vets that care more for your money than your cat. I hear all the time, "my vet is the best." Really? What vaccines has your vet given your cat? Do you even ask?

The 3-in-1 vaccine I give the kittens is a combination vaccine that covers Distemper, Rhinotracheitis and the Calici virus.

Back when people had cats decades ago, those cats lived into their teens and early 20s, all the way up to the 80s. Then the 90s hit and all these new vaccines came on the market. Nowadays vets say your cat's life expectancy is 12 years. Why is that? Because your so-called trusted vet is poisoning your beloved kitty with vaccines that make your cat ill for a lifetime, with many trips to the vet. Yearly vaccines are deadly to your cat's life span. Now in 2026 new vaccines are even worse, and most people with kittens and cats do not have a clue because they trust their vets.

Last year in Canada they released 2 new vaccines, Rabies and Leukemia. Rabies and Leukemia vaccines have been on the market for years causing cancer, other diseases and death in cats and kittens, and these new ones are even worse. Both new vaccines use the same technology as the Covid jab: mRNA vaccines for your pets, and your vet will not tell you. In Canada, where they first started using them, 90% perished, kittens, cats, puppies and dogs, and 32 people died from their pets shedding from those vaccines. Of course no one in the United States knew this. It was a trial run in Canada. If you research these new vaccines, they say the new Rabies is as safe as apple pie, but if you dig deeper you find the truth. I have friends in Canada who told me what was going on, and I looked into it. I was shocked and appalled. This rabies vaccine affects dog owners as well. Warn your family and friends about this.

The two new mRNA vaccines are: Rabies, NOBIVAC NXT, and Leukemia, NOBIVAC NXT FeLV. Very dangerous and deadly. Always ask your vet what brand of rabies vaccine they are giving your cat, and if they say the above one is safe, they are lying to your face.

I'm an obsessed Siamese and Balinese lover, and my kittens' health and safety is of the utmost importance to me. If you are a true cat person, you love your cats like family. Then stop trusting your vets and their poisoning of your kittens and cats. Once the kittens have their first 3-in-1 vaccine and booster, they never need vaccines again. These vaccines cover Distemper, Calici virus and Rhino virus, all upper respiratory infections. I send home a vaccine booklet with the info for the second booster, and the ones not to get.

It is very stressful on the kitten you are bringing home. If you are coming from out of state on a long drive, put the kitten on your lap to comfort and calm it. If you are local or from Louisiana, you don't have to do this. Always keep the kitten in the carrier when you get out of the car and go into the house. If you carry the kitten, it can jump out of your arms and be badly injured or run away. Little kittens are very fast.

Before you pick up the kitten, make a safe zone for him or her: a bathroom or extra bedroom, a small area. Once you get the kitten home, don't immediately open the carrier and let a bunch of people handle it. This will stress the kitten very much. Put the kitten in a quiet place with food, water, a litter pan and toys. Sit in there for a while, then leave with the light on. The kitten will investigate, and will eat and use the kitty pan if it feels safe and not stressed. Sometimes the kitten won't eat, drink or use the litter pan until the next day, when it feels comfortable and safe.

It's important you spend time with the kitten after you put it in the bathroom. Do not immediately take it to your bed and let it sleep with you. The kitten doesn't know what a bed is, and when it wakes up it will pee on the bed, and it will want to keep peeing there. Leave the kitten in the bathroom for a few days. You can take it out and play, hold it on your lap, or lie in bed playing, then put it back in the bathroom. This builds the kitten's trust.

After a few days, open the bathroom door. The kitten will come out slowly, and if it gets spooked it will run straight back to the bathroom, because that's now its safe zone. Without one, the kitten will run and hide where you can't get it: under the couch, behind the stove, under a recliner. Once the kitten stays out longer, you can leave the door open. At this point, move the kitten to your bedroom with the kitty pan, food, water and toys, ideally in your bedroom's bathroom if you have one. You do need to let the kitten sleep with you, just not as soon as you get home. Siamese love to sleep with their human and snuggle under the covers much more than other breeds, and it helps the kitten bond to you. And their little purr is so comforting.

Do not get a self-cleaning litter pan or a covered litter pan. The kitten won't know what they are and will not use them. Use the same litter pan and litter the kitten is familiar with.

Do not use any kind of clumping litter. Kittens lick everything off their paws, including clumping litter, and it gets in their intestines, blocks them and will kill them. It's worse for your adult cats as well. Some adult cats that have used clumping litter their entire life have severe health issues that lead to death: cancer of the rectum, liver cancers, intestinal cancers and other health issues. This was found out through autopsies on elderly cats, where a grey scum was found in their intestines, rectum and livers, along with cancer. A really bad product to use for your cats. Clay litter is also a health hazard to you and your cat; it causes pulmonary disease in cats and people. Why risk this?

I use pine pellets, and that's what the kitten uses. The kittens start using the litter at 4 weeks and it's what they're used to. If you use something different, there's a very good chance they won't use the kitty pan and will pee and poop elsewhere.