 I occasionally have Siamese kittens for sale to approved homes. I believe in quality not quantity and try to make sure that I do not have queens due to give birth too close together, as it makes it impossible to give each litter the attention they need. I breed modern type Siamese and Oriental shorthairs, I do not breed classic or traditional type.
All kittens are born in my bedroom, and I am present for every birth. All my Siamese and oriental kittens are handled from day one and are used to having a lot of kisses and cuddles. My Siamese and oriental kittens are never penned, and as long as the queen is happy the bedroom door is left open so the rest of the household can visit. When the kittens are ready, they make their own way out and down the stairs, where they have free run of the rest of the house and run, if it is not too cold.
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All my my Siamese and oriental kittens are given a wide and varied diet. By the time they are ready to be adopted at 14 weeks old, they would have consumed mountains of scrambled egg made with evaporated milk, cooked chicken and turkey, cooked cod, haddock and tuna steaks, cooked and raw lean beef, cooked and raw lean lamb, a wide variety of wet foods especially kitten whiskas, sheba and Hi Life and been introduced to Royal Canin and James Wellbeloved biscuits. They are vaccinated for FCV/FVR and FIE (if the kitten is going to allowed access to roam free outside then I recommend that you vaccinate them for FeLV before they go out), wormed, registered Non Active with the GCCF and have 6 weeks free insurance supplied by 
