Location: 35 Park Ave, New York, NY 10016
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Working Hours: Mon - Fri : 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
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Abyssinian Cats For Sale!
Ethical breeding is our cornerstone at Ella Abyssinian Kittens, not merely a practice. Responsible breeding, in our opinion, is prioritizing our cats' health and welfare.
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Thoughtfully bred. Home-raised. Health focused.
About Us
Since we are a smaller cattery, we are able to raise healthy and contented Abyssinian kittens in our own home among all of our family members. We simply cannot fathom living without our Abyssinian kittens. We do not keep kittens in cages, separate buildings, or cat homes since it is crucial to socialize them to tolerate a variety of various situations, sounds, and people. They grow up in our house, always in our arms, on our laps, in our beds, and on our couches. Each kitten becomes more self-assured, inquisitive, and lively when they are raised as members of our family and participate in our daily activities. They spend their formative years underfoot with us, imprinted at birth with our sounds and odors. By the time they weigh three to five pounds, or twelve to thirteen weeks, they will be ready to join you as self-assured, energetic, and robust Abyssinian kittens.
Home-Raised with Love →
Every Abyssinian kitten is raised in our family home, where they are constantly loved, cared for, and socialized to make sure they are loving and well-adjusted.
Health First Approach →
Before sending our Abyssinian kittens home, we provide them thorough veterinarian treatment, vaccines, and health exams.
Ethical Breeding Standards →
Our Abyssinian cats are healthy, well-cared for, and bred with love and respect for the breed thanks to our ethical breeding methods.
Lifelong Support →
Our relationship doesn't end at adoption. We provide ongoing guidance and support to help you and your Abyssinian kitten thrive together.
Registered & Documented →
Our Abyssinian kittens come with proper registration, health records, and all necessary documentation for your peace of mind.
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Our Commitment to You
Thoughtfully bred. Home-raised. Health focused.
You become a member of the Ella Abyssinian Kittens family when you adopt an Abyssinian kitten from us. We're dedicated to providing you with direction, counsel, and sincere care throughout your kitten's life. Every adoption comes with thorough medical records, registration documents, and a full care guide. You'll learn about your kitten's personality, grooming requirements, and feeding regimen. If you have any questions or issues, you may reach us by phone or email at any time. Our mission is straightforward: to provide happy, healthy, and well-socialized Abyssinian cats for sale to homes. The enduring bonds we create and the joyful updates we get from our extended family of adopters are how we gauge our success rather than the quantity of kittens we place. We appreciate your consideration of Ella Abyssinian kittens. We are eager to assist you in finding the ideal Abyssinian friend.
Abyssinian Kittens For Sale
For genetic illnesses, Ella Abyssinian kittens are guaranteed for life, congenital illnesses for a year, and viral illnesses for three days. Before leaving our cattery, babies undergo sterilization, deworming, complete vaccinations, microchipping, and socialization with people, sounds, textures, large dogs, vehicle trips, pet carriers, etc. An Abyssinian kitten kit with three to five toys, a blanket scented by their mother, various food samples, a coupon for a complimentary three-pound bag of Go Solution cat kibble and a can of wet food, treats, 30 days of insurance with Trupanion, a discount for kitten kindergarten with a cat behaviorist, registration documents, parent pedigrees, an adoption contract, and lifetime support from us are all given to the families. There is always food for at least a month, treats, toys, a blanket, insurance, and paperwork in the kit, though it may vary when you adopt your kitten.
Abyssinian Cat Care.
The Abyssinian's short, fine coat may be readily maintained by combing it once a week to disperse skin oils and get rid of dead hair. When the cat is shedding, giving them a bath helps speed up the removal of extra hair. To avoid periodontal disease, brush your teeth. While weekly brushing is preferable than nothing, daily oral care is ideal. Every few weeks, cut your nails. To get rid of any discharge, use a gentle, moist cloth to wipe the corners of your eyes. To reduce the chance of transmitting an infection, use a different section of the towel for each eye. Every week, check the ears. If they appear unclean, use a cotton ball or a gentle, wet cloth that has been saturated with a 50/50 solution of warm water and cider vinegar. Cotton swabs can harm the inside of the ear, so stay away from using them. Maintain a clean litter box. Because they are picky about restroom hygiene, cats may start utilizing other areas of the house if the box is unclean. Keeping an Abyssinian indoors is a smart choice since it will shield him from diseases that are shared by other cats, assaults by dogs or coyotes, and other risks that come with being outside, such getting struck by a car. Going outside puts Abyssinians at danger of theft. by a person who wants to own such a lovely cat without having to pay for it.
Why are bloodlines so important, and why do ethical breeders insist on researching and breeding from specific lines?
Because your kitten will live a long, happy 20+ years thanks to the hours spent researching bloodlines and ensuring that the breeding will produce healthy kittens. I could randomly breed from any attractive Abyssinian-looking cat, even one in my neighborhood, but doing so would eventually harm the breed since I would be bringing unidentified medical issues that I would not be able to test for. I would soon have kittens with blood incompatibilities, autoimmune diseases, cancer, renal problems, and potentially fatal cardiac anomalies. This breeding is immoral and ought not to be encouraged.
There are two qualities of breeders.
As I've been explaining, one is ethical, with a strong emphasis on raising superior, pedigree-registered Abyssinians in order to further the breed. Staying up-to-date on any new or current medical tests required to exclude hereditary diseases. A breeder who has lines unconnected to the others and solid working ties with others to keep the breed alive, rather than a generic cattery. The other is immoral; they don't provide basic medical care in order to save money, and they breed randomly for experience or profit without researching the lines they are utilizing. These breeders assert that their cats are pedigreed and purebred, and they will either verbally go over the "pedigree" that isn't on certified documents supplied by a registration authority or guarantee that their cats are healthy based on the advice of their veterinarians. The breeders have been forced to retain their own kittens and breed them to each other since certified breeders won't deal with them, so if you listen to what they have to say, you will discover that their cats are extremely inbred. These breeders don't genetically screen their cats for worms, parasites, illnesses, or protozoa. They feed their cats lousy, high-calorie, low-protein meals instead of providing them with the necessary immunizations and nutritious, high-quality grain-free foods to boost their immune systems. They are compelled to breed with close relatives, such as father to daughter, mother to son, etc., since they have suppressed their own lineages. This is a tragedy waiting to happen since genetic defects and heart murmurs grow more common as the lines go closer. Supporting the 100% purebred, researched, registered Abyssinian will ultimately make you happier and have a lot healthier genetic cat, even if these breeders may be a few dollars less expensive than the registered lines. This is a major red flag for the reputable breeder you have chosen to partner with, and it will show in the kind of kitten you get. In order to make the greatest decision for both the breed and yourself, don't be willing to settle while looking for a breeder; instead, ask questions and stay informed. Request photos of the parents; keep an eye out for any white-footed kittens or cats in the litter, since they are not purebred. To observe how they live, ask to see them at their home. Find out if the kittens or their parents have had vaccinations. Raised in a cat home apart from the family's living space, in a cage, or underfoot? A healthy kitten depends on all of this early socializing. At-home visitation has grown dangerous after COVID-19. Request images and videos.
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Why do we choose Abyssinian kittens?
In addition to selecting a breed, anyone thinking about obtaining a pet also decides on the animal's personality. The most realistic representation of the animals they will coexist with for many years is produced by a wealth of knowledge on these fuzzy pets' traits and owner testimonials. One of the most popular pets in our nation is the Abyssinian kitten.
Why do many people like Abyssinian kittens?
The first unquestionable benefit mentioned by contented owners is the Abyssinian's ability to blend in with human life without causing problems and adding emotional depth. Even at a few months of age, Abyssinian kittens exhibit a keen interest in everything their parents do and appreciate a dynamic environment. An Abyssinian is quite tough to catch hiding from visitors, in contrast to other breeds. These energetic and inquisitive animals are undoubtedly unsuitable for anyone who prefer a sedentary existence!Don't assume that Abyssinians are always racing underfoot, pulling down draperies, and upsetting flowerpots! They are devoted servants and entertaining apartment explorers! Abyssinian kittens engage in a variety of activities throughout the day, such as playing with kids and investigating the contents of drawers, open boxes, and difficult-to-reach areas. To prevent the developing explorer from being discovered squashed behind a stack of items or furniture, it's crucial to seal the space.Abyssinian owners usually start their mornings by purring and gathering sunlight on the windowsill, all the while keeping an eye on their own and the birds' activities outside. Installing protective screens on the windows is a fantastic idea in case your cat wants to spend more time with one of their avian pals. It's obvious that modern people have a lot of everyday responsibilities, and spending time with Abyssinian kittens is an expensive pleasure. However, it is also undesirable to leave such attention-sensitive dogs alone for extended periods of time! The animals we tame are our responsibility! Inquisitive Abyssinians should be paired with other active cat breeds, according to seasoned owners.
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