7 wks black, male and female kittens. Halton/Liverpool area.
This advert is located in and around Widnes, Cheshire
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Advert Description
Healthy boy and girl, 7 weeks old. Born March 14th. Not purebred so there's no paperwork to deal with. Two of 5 in a litter, not sure who the father is but the mother is my sister's mottled fur cat. No fleas, I made sure of that before I took them and after they got to mine and they're not old enough to be chipped or neutered or vaccinated just yet, vet has done a general check on them, they're healthy and a good weight for the age, held of on registering them for the time being so you can register them locally to you.
Bought them from my sister for £50 each just about a week ago (at 6 weeks old) and at first my older 2 cats adored them, took to them instantly and let them sleep with them and eat first and pulled out all the stops as their new siblings. Then this week they did a 180, ganging up on the new kittens, pushing them out of the way for food, swatting and hissing and growling at them both and while I do adore them and would love to keep them, I don't really want to go through the slow process of keeping them separate and slowly reintroducing them like I did last time as it took just over a year which is a lot of hassle now it's 4 cats and not just 2, and I'm moving soon which is stressful enough without adding the new found hatred my older cats have for their newest siblings ontop of it.
Selling them to a good home, one that they'll fit in at and will take care of them the way I would if I could keep them, but my other two cats take precedence having had them for literally years now, and I want them settled as much as I can before the move.
Weaned off mothers milk and litter trained so there shouldn't be any issues there. Keeping them separate from my older cats for now. Boy is all black, girl has patches of colour.
Pretty much would like £50 each for them both as that's what I paid, and cash on pick up if possible.
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