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What a cute kitty!! Are you sticking to the same food as the breeder?? Hope you sort out your worries x |
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Certainly sounds like a bit of a reaction to the vaccinations, hopefully she will be better in a few days time. Dawn was right though, she should have been fully vaccinated by the breeder before you got her. Good luck and let us know how she is.. |
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I dont think that breeder sounds very good - yes, they do a lot of socialising in that age group, but it is between mum and siblings. IF I ever got a pedigree, I Wouldn't accept it younger than 12-13 weeks. |
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Shes a little cutie, lovely pics x |
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Is she GCCF registered? If she is then her breeder is breaking rules. All registered kittens should be fully vaccinated and not leave until they are 12-13 weeks old. This lady may be very nice, or seem to be, but she is not a genuine breeder as she is selling them far too young and without the protection of the vaccine. All mine do not leave until 13 weeks are fully vaccinated, registered come with a kitten pack and free 6 week insurance. Most reputable breeders do this. |
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Yes I agree with Booktigger. The socialising aspect is important but only that they should be with Mum as she will teach behavioural skills. I would be wary of this 'breeder'. I hope she feels better soon and she is a little poppet! |
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