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Sphynx Kitten for sale in Plum Bayou Township, Arkansas

Name: Sphynx Kitten
Brand: Sphynx
SKU: 158057
Availability: InStock

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Beautiful Sphynx Kittens for Adoption

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

158057

Pet

Kitten

Breed

Sphynx

Location

Altheimer, Plum Bayou Township, Jefferson County, Arkansas

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

My kittens are ready to go to their new homes. They are fully vetted, completed all booster shots, rabies shot, tested negative for both FIV and FeLV, negative fecal floatation and free of parasites, de-wormed, and spayed or neutered. They also have a2 year HCM free guarantee and 2 year genetic diseases free guarantee. They are TICA registered.They are raised in my home (not caged) with small children, other cats and dogs. They are also fully litter box trained and eating well on their own

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Frequently Asked Questions about Beautiful Sphynx Kittens for Adoption

What is a Sphynx cat?

A Sphynx cat is a breed known for its hairlessness, which results from a natural genetic mutation. They are affectionate, playful, and require special care due to their unique skin.

Are the Sphynx kittens vaccinated?

Yes, all the Sphynx kittens for adoption are fully vetted and have completed all their booster shots, including the rabies shot.

What does "HCM free guarantee" mean?

The HCM free guarantee means that the kittens are guaranteed to be free from Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM) for two years, assuring potential adopters of their cardiovascular health.

Are the kittens trained?

Yes, our adorable Sphynx kittens are fully litter box trained and are eating well on their own, making them ready for their new homes.

What kind of environment are the kittens raised in?

The kittens are raised in a loving home environment, not caged. They are accustomed to living with small children, other cats, and dogs.

Are the kittens free of parasites?

Yes, the kittens have tested negative for both FIV and FeLV, and they have undergone a negative fecal floatation test, ensuring they are free of parasites and have been de-wormed.