This advert is located in and around Leamington Spa, Warwickshire
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Advert Description
We are thrilled to offer our beautiful litter of 3 girls, 2 boys. All healthy, happy, Sphynx babies ready for their new homes now!
One pink and blue tortie girl we call Nova. 2 blue and pink tortie girls we call Venus and Luna. All 3 girls are brave and, mischievous little things.
Then we have a beautiful, chunky black boy we call Cosmo. He's the sweetest of the litter. Will always trot out to say hello like a little puppy. Last but not least we have our quirky little fellow Orion. He suffered a small injury to one of his ears shortly after birth. It has healed fantastically but, he was left with one funny curly ear now. It won't need any further treatment and hasn't impacted his day to day at all. He's very like his brother in that he is very snuggly and sweet. Asking for £650 or very nearest offer.
The kittens self weaned onto wet and dry foods. They're all litter trained and introduced to scratch posts and kitten toys. They've been bathed, nails and ears cleaned. They are all health checked, and worm and flea treated to date.
The kittens have been home raised in our busy family home. They are used to noise and movements of kids and other indoor only cats. The vacuum is no match for these guys, they fear nothing!
Please note Sphynxes are prone to breed related health problems, like all pedigrees. These are not regular house cats and require considerably more care and time. They can be prone to food sensitivities, sun burn or exposure to cold. Sphynxes are intelligent, inquisitive and human interested. They will genuinely miss you and will not do well if they're left on their own for long periods. They will find the treats you thought you hid well enough too haha!
All that said, there's nothing quite like Sphynx love. I'd do it all again and still recommend them to those with the dedication needed. It's a labour of love but they make it so worth it.
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