HappyPawsUS

At Happy Paws US, we consider adopting these kittens to be about embracing a new family member rather than just acquiring a pet. Through our dedication to moral breeding, openness, and the welfare of cats, we match families with wholesome, gregarious purebred kittens. Our years of knowledge and love for cats guarantee a supportive and easy adoption process for you. Allow us to assist you in finding the ideal partner and making enduring experiences.

A breeder's kitten should have a pedigree from the beginning. A pedigree is a document used for registration that attests to your kitten's breed affiliation. It also includes the cat's genealogy. A trustworthy breeder's work is reflected in the pedigree; for instance, you may confirm that the breeder did not produce a mother with a son or a brother and sister.

You can also determine your cat's inbreeding coefficient using websites like Happy Paws US. In general, a smaller inbreeding coefficient is preferable. You cannot prove that your cat is a member of a breed without a pedigree. Backyard breeders are all "breeders" who raise cats without a pedigree.

Our kittens come with a USDA-certified health certificate confirming a complete medical examination for each kitten. Every kitten undergoes FeLV, FIV, and fecal tests to ensure their health. Upon request, we can provide genetic testing of the parents to confirm the absence of hereditary diseases in the kitten.

Purchasing a cat does not mean that our relationships will end there. In the future, if the new owners have any questions or concerns regarding their cats, we will continue to communicate with them. It is our duty to offer ongoing guidance and instruction. However, please be aware that we are in no way intended to take the place of a veterinarian.

Before you ever pick up your cat, you may get them ready for their new home. Due to their strong reliance on scent, cats will adapt to their new surroundings considerably more quickly if they smell familiar. Take a piece of clothing or a blanket from your house and put the item in a carrier when you pick it up. It will help them settle in and lessen stress during the trip. Get in touch with our customer service if you have any questions.

Selecting from our network gives you more than just a kitten; it gives you confidence, peace of mind, and a reliable support system. Each breeder in our community has undergone a thorough evaluation to make sure they adhere to the highest standards of animal care, moral breeding, and open and honest business methods.

We examine not only the facilities but also the individuals who run them, including their care philosophy, early socialization efforts, and commitment to long-term health. Our breeders are honest and approachable, offering comprehensive paperwork, candidly responding to inquiries, and including you in the beginnings of your kitten.

You will have:

• A thorough medical history and family background of the kitten
• Records of vaccinations and deworming

Initially, we believe transparency builds trust — and trust creates lifelong bonds.

We at Happy Paws US recognize the significance of bringing your kitten home. To guarantee that your new pet arrives in optimal health wherever you are in the United States, we provide safe, dependable, and convenient kitten delivery options.

To concentrate on getting ready for the arrival of your new family member, we want to make the delivery process simple and dependable. The alternatives are as follows:

• Nationwide Delivery: We deliver kittens across all states, so your new companion can arrive wherever you are.
• Safe Transportation: We use trusted pet transport partners and climate-controlled vehicles for a stress-free journey.
• Specialized Crates: Secure, ventilated crates with familiar scents help your kitten stay calm and comfortable.
• Scheduled Delivery: We’ll coordinate a delivery time that suits you and keep you updated with timing details.

The health of the kittens is a responsibility of the breeder. This implies that the kittens must have a medical record attesting to their vaccinations, internal and exterior parasite treatments, and microchipping. A specific kitten has been vaccinated against feline panleukopenia (FPV), feline calicivirus (FCV), and feline herpes virus (FHV). At six to eight weeks of age, kittens receive their first immunization; at ten to twelve weeks, they receive a booster.

Your mental well-being is important. Don't rely just on our word. Listen to what actual families have to say. Their testimonies from our reliable network provide sincere, emotional insights into what it's truly like to bring home a cat. The difference is evident when you hear firsthand accounts from families who have adopted a kitten through our network. Their sincere testimonies reveal how much they trusted us and how that trust resulted in friendship and confidence. Spend some time reading what they have to say and allowing their experiences to inform your own.