The
Singapura Cat is
the Smallest Pedigreed Cat in the world. As the name 'Singapura'
implies, it is a native of Singapore where it is known as
"Kuchinta", the Cat of Love.
Also referred to as "little Puma Look a Likes"
The Singapura
or 'cat of love' is well
named - it is full of affection, wonderful with children
and other pets and although still fairly rare in Australia, the
Singapura Kitten will win the hearts of all it meets.
Singapura Kittens/Cat has a soft voice and
will chat away to you and your visitors and provide hours of
entertaining antics. As the perfect family kitten and
cat, Singapuras prefer to be on your shoulders supervising your
chores and are ever eager to lend a paw to help.
It may be the World's Smallest
Pedigreed Cat
but
the Singapura or 'Singa' as it is affectionately known, has the biggest heart with loads of
love they willingly share with everyone.
Singapura Kittens are so very Enchanting,
with their loyal and inquisitive natures.
Interested in learning more about the exquisite
Singapura Cat & Singapura Kittens
It is just about impossible to explain in
detail about this intriguing little breed of cat. they are truly very
Mystical, Enchanting, Intuitive and like no other Cat you will have ever
meet before.
The Bengal Cat was created
by the hybridization of the wild and
shy small Asian Leopard Cat, known as
(Felis Bengalensis), and suitable Domestic cats to produce this very
beautiful & exotic looking feline with a wonderful temperament and
intelligence.
Perhaps you are interested in a wild looking
cat, with a gentle temperament and dog like traits, then a
Bengal Kitten
may be what your family is looking for.
We breed Brown spotted Bengals, Tri coloured
Marbled Bengals, Snow
Spotted Seal Mink Bengals
and Snow Seal Mink Marbled Bengals. We also have the rarer blue-eyed
Seal Lynx Spotted Bengal kittens occasionally.
The Bengal Cat is a great lover of water, so
taking a bath or a shower alone may be a thing of the past when owning a
Bengal cat.
The Bengal kitten/cat has a luxurious soft
coat which is called a "pelt". Only well-bred Bengal kittens will
have a true pelt with glorious glitter through-out - glitter refers to
that fabulous golden sparkling threads found
through the pelt that makes the Bengal shimmer
in the sun light.
Bengals, with their pelt rather than fur are
also the perfect cat for many people with allergies.
The Bengal kitten is the perfect partner
to the Singapura kitten - together
they provide wonderful companionship & hours of fun together
for many years.
Taken by the charm
and
cuteness of E.T. Then the Devon Rex
is a must for you!
The Devon Rex cats and kittens are wonderful
with children and get along brilliantly with other cats and dogs.
The Devon Rex cat is very dog-like in its behaviour and tolerates
children's games of 'baby in the pram' so very well.
The Devon Rex kitten is also recommended for
those families who have allergies to cats. The smooth soft coat
of the Devon Rex means minimal coat
shedding - so no fur on your furniture, clothes or
carpets.
So comfortable is the Devon Rex cat with
people, it is often used in patient therapy in hospitals.
The Monash Medical Palliative Care unit in Melbourne often make use
of the Devon Rexes wonderful nature and character as they love to laze away
the day in patients' beds (no fur in the beds)
- they make wonderful hot water bottles to snuggle up to!
All our kittens are raised in the home, not in a Cattery or the back bedroom!
Kittens are bought up with us under foot together with the family dog and get to play with the grandchildren
and socialize with the other house cats as they develop into confident little
kittens.
We aim to raise socially well adjusted kittens that are use to such
things as the vacuum cleaner, children, dogs, lots of music and most of all lots
of love and cuddles.
We believe by raising kittens this way it is less stressful
on them and they will settle quicker into their new adoptive homes.
Why choose Mangala Katzs for your new kitten?
We are registered Breeders that do Show regularly.
I am at home full time to raise and put in that extra special effort that is
required to breed and raise healthy well adjusted confident kittens with lots of
personality.
We are not part time hobby breeders that are at work outside the
home, our kittens are not left to raise themselves. We are with them every step
of the way, from birth till they leave home.
Being a retired Veterinary Nurse, l have a good understanding of diet requirements,
hygiene in the home and in the management of a Breeding Cattery itself.
Our Vet
is available for us 24/7 and no kitten/cat if unwell is left till the next
business day to be seen. All these issues matter a great deal in breeding
healthy kittens.
All breeding queens and studs are FELV & FIV negative.
All kittens are desexed, microchipped, fully vaccinated, regularly wormed and
have had flea spot on treatment all completed before they leave home.
There is no extra costs to the new adoptive parents, till 12
months from their last vaccination in which then they require a booster F3
vaccination.
All our babies are adopted as inside only companions.
Outdoor enclosed
enclosures for daytime fun is an option to allow some safe outdoor playtime.
Although l do have mixed feelings, as some cats will then spend more
time out in the outdoor enclosure than inside with the family, this has been particularly
noticeable with Bengal juveniles. I advised that all cats should not be allowed
free access at night to the outdoor play area, night feed time comes and the
outdoor cat enclosure is shut off, (be strong about this please)
Another point of interest is also not to take your kitten/cat to the
enclosure via the back or front door of your home as this can be linked into
your kitten/cats brain that this is the exit of your home and so some cats will
finish up what we call "door rushers", hanging around the door waiting
for someone not to notice them, and they can slip through your legs before you
know they are gone.
All entry to the enclosure should be done when introducing them to the cat
Flap entry point, by two people, one inside and one in the outside section, one
to coax the kitten/cat through the cat flap and one to gently put it back
through, till it is accustomed and is able to manage this itself.
No
kitten or cat should ever be allowed outside unsupervised or unrestrained at any
time, it is just not safe.
PLEASE NOTE::
We do not adopt out any Kittens or Cats for Breeding
in Australia.
