FAQ

From Birth

Kittens are fed their mother’s milk, supplemented by KMR kitten milk. We weigh them daily to ensure consistent, healthy growth.

Around 4 Weeks

They begin eating Royal Canin Mother & Babycat Mousse Canned Cat Food and start litter training.

6 Weeks

They receive their first bath.

Around 7 Weeks We begin introducing dry kitten food alongside wet food to transition them to a more varied diet. They also start transitioning from canned kitten food to finely ground chicken and organs.

8 Weeks

First vet checkup, first vaccination, and first round of deworming.

11 Weeks

Second vet checkup, second vaccination, and second round of deworming.

14 Weeks

Third vaccination and a rabies shot, alongside another vet checkup.

Two weeks before going to their new homes

We schedule the spay/neuter surgery and implant a microchip. After the surgery, we check the surgical incision daily and clean the surrounding area.

One week before going to their new homes

We give them a second bath and take their graduation photos.

*Spay/neuter and microchipping can be performed when the kittens are 3–4 months old or have reached 2.5 pounds in weight.

Yes. All of our breeding cats are TICA-registered. Once you’ve chosen your kitten and paid the deposit, we can provide copies of the parents’ TICA registration certificates.

We will provide a “Dreamii Care Package” that includes kitten-specific nail clippers, a grooming comb, dry shampoo spray, transitional dry food, and cat toys. You will need to prepare your own cat litter, litter box, litter scoop, cat food, water dispenser, feeding bowls, and a cat tree or scratching post.

We check each kitten’s stool, eyes, and nose every day to ensure they are healthy. We then clean and disinfect their rooms, refresh their drinking water, and feed canned food (adding egg yolks, probiotics, lactoferrin, etc.). We also regularly groom and handle the kittens—brushing their fur and trimming their nails—so they become accustomed to human interaction and routine care.

We will provide the parents’ detailed genetic test reports once you have selected a kitten.

Absolutely. Please contact us, and we’ll send you the latest contract sample.

We typically do not perform FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus) or FeLV (Feline Leukemia Virus) testing on our kittens. All of our kittens are born and raised in a closed, safe, and strictly indoor environment, with no exposure to outdoor cats or potential sources of infection. As a result, the risk of FIV or FeLV infection is extremely low. However, if you would like this test to be done, we are happy to arrange it at the time of your kitten’s first vaccination. Please note that there will be an additional fee for the test, based on our veterinarian’s charges.

After choosing your desired kitten, a deposit of 500 CAD is required. The remaining balance is due 24 hours before the kitten goes to its new home, or payable in cash upon pickup.