Isis kittens are registered with the Cat Federation of Southern Africa, are raised in our home and leave us at 16 weeks of age sterilised, microchipped, inoculated and socialised.

Each kitten is given individual attention to ensure that they adjust easily with their new families. Orientals and Siamese kittens may take longer than other breeds adjust to their new environment and our Kitten Guide will give you valuable information to make the right choices for and care for your new baby.

To book a kitten, please contact us to be added to our waiting list. We do not sell kittens for breeding purposes.

SIAMESE

Affectionate, demanding, vocal and high energy, the Siamese has a rich, long history from their apple head ancestors to the modern, more angular and elegant varieties we see today. The Siamese cat is a tubular, lean cat with a long, whippy tail and wedge shaped head, set off by a pair of beautifully flared, large ears. They have oriental-shaped deep blue eyes, a straight profile, a strong chin and long neck and come in a large variety of colours distinguished by the himalayan pointed pattern. They are born “white” and due to temperature gradually develop their colour on their extremities over the first few months of their lives.