About Us

Hi there, we are located in Sacramento CA!

We are a registered breeder and proud member of The International Cat Association (TICA) 

  All of our cats are tested yearly –for FIV and FELV, are PCR tested (both fecal and URI), HCM is scanned every 12 months by a board-certified cardiologist. As responsible breeders, we make a great effort to provide the best nutrition, veterinary care, and social training for all our kitties.

We pride ourselves on giving you a healthy kitten!!

Kittens will come home to you at 14 to 16 weeks of age with:

- Blanket with mother’s scent for an easier transition

- Several favorite toys

- The kitten’s Raw food diet

- Kitten will have received all appropriate vaccinations

- Clear fecal tested

- Registration (paid by me)

- Kitten will be spayed/neutered 

- 1-year health guarantee 

- Help and support, I am available to you for any help, any questions.

Sphynx cats are good with children and other animals, and, they make warm and adorable cuddle buddies. These kitties are extremely loving and will greet you at the door and sleep on your lap, but they also need a lot of companionship and regular grooming, which makes them higher maintenance than most cat breeds.

You can expect to bathe them at least twice monthly, yet this depends on how oily your cat's skin is. Our kitties have been acclimated to regular baths by us, but, you will need to continue regular bathing to reinforce the habit; otherwise, you risk your Sphynx will return to its natural cat instinct and really dislike getting wet. For more information about what you can expect to provide for your new companion, hop over to the Sphynx Care section of our website.

Knowing the commitment required to raise these sweet Sphynx kittens, we can't irresponsibly let them go to just anyone who is in search of Sphynx kittens for sale. We want to ensure we will be adopted by a responsible, loving, and committed person or family.

Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) is the most commonly diagnosed cardiac disease in cats. HCM is a disease of the heart muscle in which the walls thicken and the heart enlarges. This decreases the heart's efficiency and sometimes creates symptoms in other parts of the body.

Although the cause of HCM has not been clearly identified, the fact that the condition is more prevalent in certain breeds (including Maine Coon, Ragdoll, British Shorthair, Sphynx, Chartreux, and Persian cats) and that mutations of several cardiac (heart) genes have been identified in some cats with this disease suggests that genetics plays a role.   

We test for HCM to ensure we are breeding healthy cats. We begin by checking our pedigrees and take a proactive approach by scanning our breeding cats regularly at a board-certified cardiologist.

Cats are predators. They are obligate carnivores, meaning that their nutritional needs are met by eating a diet that consists of animal-based proteins. We feed our cats a diet that is modeled on what they would eat in the wild as it benefits them in several ways:

* Improved Digestion

* Greatly reduced stool odor and volume

* Increased energy

* Healthy weight

* Better dental health

* Better urinary health

Did you know cats have no requirement for carbohydrates and have a limited ability to digest them? Because cats evolved eating a diet with almost no carbohydrates, they only have one enzyme system capable of handling carbohydrates. This is very different than humans and dogs who have multiple enzyme systems for carbohydrate digestion.

We highly recommend you watch Dr. Karen Becker's video discussion, Raw Food Diet (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qx2YIIpF4cc&sns=em) to learn more about a proactive and integrative wellness approach to feeding your cat.