At most one litter a year
Terra is our only breeding queen, and she will stay the only one. More litters would bring more money and leave less time for each kitten. The second matters more to us.
About us
Three cats and one flat.
We are not a large cattery and have no wish to become one. Terra, Skrillex and Gaia live with us in the Mostviertel — one breeding queen and two neutered housemates.
How we do things
No breeding room
The kittens grow up in the flat, not in a separate room. They know the vacuum cleaner, visitors, the television and the door to the terrace before they move out.
Two in retirement
Skrillex and Gaia used to be our breeding cats. Today both are neutered and simply live with us. What has stayed is their most important job: they teach every litter how to be a cat — boundaries, rules of play, when enough is enough. They are better at that than we are.
We also say no
Not every enquiry becomes a kitten. If we get the impression it does not fit, we say so — an awkward conversation beats a cat that comes back after six months.
How to spot a serious cattery
Do put us to the test.
- Are you allowed to see the parents and the home?
- Are you shown health results with date and laboratory?
- Does the kitten leave no earlier than twelve weeks?
- Is there a written contract of sale?
- Does the cattery ask you questions — or only send an invoice?
If any of those answers is no, better not buy there. Including from us.
Honestly
What we do not have yet.
We do not claim things we cannot yet do. Terra’s heart ultrasound is still to come, and she has not had her first litter yet.
It will appear here as soon as it exists — with a date. Anything marked to follow on this site really is still missing. We would rather show a gap than a number that looks good.
What next
Interested in a kitten?
Joining the waiting list is free and commits you to nothing.
Still unsure? Is a Bengal right for you?
