Create Your Own Kitten Handbook
Every cat breeder can easily create their own custom 'Kitten Handbook', a manual that answers most of the questions a new owner might have.
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Male Cat’s Urinary & Reproductive Systems
Knowing the location and function of the organs associated with the urinary tract and reproduction of the male cat is not just a topic of interest to the cat breeder. This knowledge may save your cat's life.
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Mother Nature Takes A Wrong Turn
Follow the intriguing medical case history of a Himalayan kitten born with two genetic abnormalities that produced a unique appearance; one that created an unusual eye and one of confused sexual identification.
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Neutering Your Retired Stud Cat
When a stud cat retires, he is usually neutered. Do you know what changes to expect? How long will he remain fertile? Will he stop spraying? Learn the answers to these questions and much more.
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Safeguarding Your Kittens
Breeders all want their kittens to live wonderful lives. There are four things the cat breeder can do that will help protect each kitten's welfare once it leaves for its new home.
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Stud Cat & The Neuter Compare “Equipment”
Let's not be too indelicate, but there is a distinctive difference between the working "equipment" of a stud cat and a neutered kitty that goes beyond whether or not a boy has pom-poms. This "other difference" can be used to determine when a recently neutered cat can be allowed to be with girls without the risk of a surprise litter.
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Trap-Neuter-Return
With populations of feral cats out of control in many cities, municipalities are often faced with taking drastic measures to control the numbers. TNR looks at the preferred option of Trap-Neuter-Return to manage feral cat colonies.
Why Have A Kitten Contract?
If a kitten buyer asks why you want them to sign a contract, do you know how to answer them so as to put any of their reservations to rest?
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