Luna Lux Feline · Gaspoltshofen
Our British Shorthair Breeding & Adoption
02 · Our approach
Beyond the beautiful photograph.
Care, consideration and a lifelong place in the family.
A thoughtful beginning.
A cattery’s story belongs in the everyday details: how its cats live, how each litter is raised, and how the right home is found.
Family life, health screening and a thoughtful introduction to each new home.
Ask us a question01Life at home
Our kittens grow up in the heart of our family, alongside our children aged two and four, other cats and our female dog. Everyday sounds, children, other animals and plenty of cuddles are part of their lives from the beginning.
02Health & breeding records
We are an officially registered cattery inspected by the official veterinarian. Health, temperament and good socialisation guide how we raise our kittens.
Our breeding cats have undergone health examinations and testing:
- HCM · Heart ultrasound: no abnormalities detected
- PKD · N/N
- PRA · N/N
- ALPS · N/N
- FIV · Negative
03Finding the right family
The home our kittens move to matters to us. Please tell us a little about yourself, your household and the home you would like to offer a new family member. We look forward to getting to know you.
Our kittens are placed exclusively as companion pets, not for breeding. Each kitten leaves with a protection contract and a neutering agreement.
Every kitten has a pedigree. It is handed over or sent by post after proof of neutering has been provided.
A reservation is possible with a deposit. Please contact us to discuss the details.
04A lasting connection
Our kittens leave for their new homes no earlier than 12 weeks of age, with:
- Two vaccinations
- Dewormed several times
- Microchipped
- Examined by a veterinarian
- Vaccination record
- Pedigree
- A comprehensive starter package
Their starter package includes their familiar wet and dry food for approximately two weeks, a litter tray and scoop, a food bowl, toys and a cosy blanket with a familiar scent.
