of pamuk Castle

of pamuk Castle

Burmese breeder in Reisenberg Austria

of pamuk Castle is a small hobby cattery for Burmese cats in Reisenberg, whose kittens grow up in a family environment with children and a dog.

The cattery of pamuk Castle is a small hobby cattery for Burmese cats in Reisenberg. The focus is on a manageable upbringing with only one to two litters per year. This allows the kittens to grow up in a family environment and, from the very beginning, become familiar with everyday life in the household. The kittens live together with children and a dog. They are allowed to move freely around the house and thereby get to know various familiar impressions of family life. The kittens are raised within the family and have room to discover their surroundings in a calm, homely atmosphere. They are not rehomed before the age of twelve weeks. By this time, the kittens have been vaccinated twice and dewormed three times. Each kitten receives a pedigree and comes from carefully selected, healthy breeding lines. In this way, of pamuk Castle combines a family-oriented approach with a health-conscious selection of lines.

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