Q: How is a Kitten Shipped?

A: Delivery by a Professional Pet  Service

Shipping is available to all destinations, and it is extremely safe and guaranteed. The kitten will be placed on a seat in the main cabin of the plane, and will be accompanied by a pet nanny who would be in charge of caring for pets on board. Shipping charges varies according to your location. Kittens will travel in a pressurized compartment that’s temperature controlled.

– Ship by Specialized Ground Service

You also have the option of having your kitten delivered by van right to your doorstep using a Pet Transport service that delivers to all destinations. The cost for this service varies for distance and location. This is the most expensive of the two ways to get your kitten delivered.

Q: Is shipping really safe for the Kitten?

 A: Shipping your kitten by itself to a new location always sounds cruel and embarrassing, but actually we think it is harder for us than the kitten(s). With many years of experience in delivering kittens to our clients, we know for a fact that all of the Kittens are well taken care of. We only use professional pet relocating airlines with lots of experience. All kittens on board are going to be accompanied by a pet nanny. We tape kitten(s) food and feeding instructions to the top of the crate and put frozen water in the crate, so it will gradually thaw out for the kitten(s) and food is also provided as well.

The average flight is approximately 3 to 6 hours. We always ask about any delays or layovers and know the exact times and departures of the flights, so we also know the exact location the kitten with the help of the online tracker. The kitten will arrive on the same day as it is sent–usually a few hours. A soft fluffy bed is included in the travel crate, Blanket with parents and siblings smell and a toy or sock with my scent on it–to help the kitten feel secure.

Q: Can I travel to pick up my Kitten?

A: Yes, you are always welcome to travel over to pick up your Kitten after purchase, and usually traveling with your kitten in most airlines requires an additional fee.

Q: I just picked up my Kitten from the Airport. Does she need a Vaccine?

A. Do not give your new kitten any vaccines within the first 14 days of arrival. Your new kitten is all up to date on shots before living in our home and will not need a vaccine for at least weeks. Many Vets will attempt to issue a vaccine so that they can make additional money. Do not get any vaccine on your first Vet visit as the kitten will need time to adjust and you do not need any additional stress on him or her !!!

* Nevertheless, when you pick up your kitten, it is necessary to go for a Vet check-in not less than 48 hours after you received your kitten for a general check-up and in case of any health problems, we will be responsible for either giving you a new kitten or refund your payment if no other kitten is available at the moment