The Sphynxs Meow CatteryLove this purr-box <3The Sphynxs Meow CatteryOne spot on my wait list for Trinities last litter, contact me for more details.The Sphynxs Meow CatteryCattery closing: NO ADULT CATS WILL BE ADOPTED OUT, these are my pets, I love each of them with all my heart, and I want what is best for them. With rising cost of food, litter, and veterinary cost this has become a very expensive hobby to maintain that I have kept going for my love of the breed. I will continue to health test the parents, keep in touch with all adopters, and honor all warranties. I have contemplated this thought for a few years. Trinity will be fixed as soon... as her litter is homed. I will keep Helen unfixed through the winter to evaluate if having only one litter a year and raising the kitten adoption cost is a good option. At this time I do not feel it is a good option, but the thought of never having another kitten puts a great burden on my heart as each litter has brought me such joy so I want to evaluate everything further after Trinity is fixed.

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^The Sphynxs Meow CatteryThis little girl has found her forever home :) Really proud of all of my babies ^_^The Sphynxs Meow CatteryPeaches with her babies :) if you where on my list please message me right away. More pictures coming soon. Spent the day taking pictures of Helens litter and Peaches.The Sphynxs Meow CatteryFirst time Mother <3 Can you guys tell how happy she is? #The Sphynxs Meow CatteryAll Kittens come with: -Blanket (with mothers scent) -Sample of food -Sample of litter -Packet with information on care(info on everything from feeding/litter to health info)... -Registration papers -Health Guarantee - Kittens favorite toy -On going support from established breeder who stands by their kittens. Important things to ask any breeder: 1.) Do your kittens come with a health guarantee? 2.) Do you test for diseases that affect the Sphynx breed? 3.) Do you inbreed your cats? 4.) How long have you been working with the parents of the kitten? 5.) Do you understand their family history well: Health, premature deaths, or any other issues that may need to understand as a adopter?

The Sphynxs Meow CatteryBought more baby sphynx kitten blankets ^_^ Getting ready.The Sphynxs Meow CatteryKitten waiting list applications: if you applied for adoption last year please let me know. You will be at the front of the line this year. Please contact me if you would like to be considered for adoption.The Sphynxs Meow Cattery updated their profile picture.This is Frankie from one of our litters. He lives in California and is very smart as you can see. Website last updated 08-28-2016 Copyright  AAAdiamondsphynx  All Rights Reserved.     AAA Bareskin Sphynx Cattery has beautiful hairless cats and kittens. Sphynx breeders and pet owners have a rare opportunity to enjoy the company of this loveable and devoted cat. These hairless cats are a special breed with unique personalities and it has been a delight to be a Sphynx breeder . . . embracing the Sphynx breed standard. Our Sphynx cats and kittens are very hairless and come from diverse bloodlines. We have worked with other cats in the past, but being a Sphynx breeder is unlike any other experience . . .

I wouldn't trade it for anything. Our Sphynx catteries are located in Denver, Colorado, USA and Pierre, South Dakota, USA. Serving the local midwest areas of Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, South Dakota, North Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, Oklahoma, California,  New Mexico, and Arizona, and all of the US into Canada. We have 5 very hairless cats, four Sphynx females and one Sphynx male. Watching our Sphynx kittens develop has been a pleasure. Our Sphynx cats and Sphynx kittens are part of our family. Our Sphynx are never caged or confined and when our Sphynx kittens are ready to go to their new home they are socialized and ready for their new environment. We love talking with potential owners of our Sphynx kittens. We post weekly photos of our Sphynx kittens so that everyone can watch their development. Our Sphynx cattery website offers many Sphynx pictures and photos, We are very proud of all of our hairless cats. We hope you enjoy browsing our website and viewing the photos of our Sphynx cats and Sphynx kittens.

Ziakatz and Migato Vida is happy to announce our 2016 litters.. These babies will alreadyThe Sphynx, a hairless, wrinkled wonder with big ears and eyes and pronounced cheekbones is one of the newer cat breeds. The first Sphynx was born in Canada in 1966, according to the Cat Fanciers’ Association. The lack of hair, a genetic anomaly, was a result of Mother Nature and occurs about once every 15 years. Since this time, the Sphynx has been bred with traditional shorthair cats, and then bred back to hairless to create a genetically sound, healthy breed. The breed’s unique look has caught the eye of many cat lovers. Though rare, it has recently become one of the most in-demand cats in the U.S. While the Sphynx is called “hairless,” many Sphynx cats have “peach fuzz” hair up and down their bodies. These cats are medium-sized and have a full, round tummy. Though you might think the Sphynx looks somewhat meek because of his lack of hair, he is actually very muscular, according to the Traditional Cat Breed Association.

Despite the fact that they are hairless, Sphynx cats can look quite different from one another. Their variation in pattern actually appears on their skin and what little hair they do have. A lack of hair doesn’t mean your Sphynx is cold. When you pet a Sphynx, you’ll feel that his skin is warm to the touch. These animals are quite comfortable at room temperature. When they do get cold, they are smart enough to cuddle with a human or climb up and share a blanket with you. The Sphynx is definitely a “people cat.” They are energetic, silly and playful, and love to be the center of attention. You’ll find that your Sphynx is always with you, or always trying to find a way to steal your attention from whatever else might be occupying your time. This “look at me” attitude makes them well-suited for show, according to the Cat Fanciers’ Association. The Sphynx also gets along well with other cats and dogs. You might think that because there is no coat to maintain, the Sphynx’s grooming needs are minimal.

The opposite is actually true. The Sphynx is not an outdoor cat, warns the Traditional Cat Breed Association. Because their skin is exposed, Sphynx cats need to be protected from the elements. That doesn’t mean they can’t go outside; just that they should not live outdoors.The opposite is actually true. The body of a Sphynx secretes oil, so they need frequent bathing. Their ears also require frequent cleaning. More proof that the Sphynx is not low-maintenance: He has an extremely high metabolism. Therefore, he will consume more food than the average cat. Dr. Cori Gross, a field veterinarian for VPI Pet Insurance who specializes in feline veterinary care, advises Sphynx cat owners to take preventive measures when it comes to skin care. "Sphynx cats have a predisposition to get sunburned due to a lack of pigmentation and fur." Gross treated a Sphynx cat who fell asleep in the window and ended up sunburned on one side of her body. "Install sunblock shades or screens on windows to lessen the impact of the sun's rays," says Gross.