Feanor Birmans - Birman Breeders Aust - Brisbane, Queensland
Birman Cat Breeder - Hillcrest, QLD
We breed red, cream and tortie point Birman cats. We live in Logan city just south of Brisbane. All our cats and kittens are raised living in our house with us. We concentrate on heath and temperament firstly, then Birman type.
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Registrations & memberships
Registration: FCCQ;
Prefix: Feanor Birmans
Clubs & Assoc: Feline Control Council of Queensland
Category
Breeder - Cats
For
Cats - Birman
Our standards & practices
Health testing & screening
Question. Do you health test in accordance with the current standards and recommended guidelines for your breed? Can you demonstrate your knowledge of any required DNA or other health related test results concerning your breed (if applicable).
Answer. Yes.Birmans do not need have any special health requirements.
All our kittens undergo routine health checks at Jimboomba Vet clinic
Preparation & socialisation
Question. Do you ensure that your kittens are appropriately socialised? Please provide details about how you raise your kittens to ensure that their environmental and social needs are met, that they are suitable as pets. And, do you ensure that the new family understands and is equipped to continue this socialisation?
Answer. Yes.All kittens are born and raised in our house as pets
Placement & matching
Question. Is ensuring that your kittens go to the right home a high priority? How do you ensure that the kitten will be a good fit, and be well cared for in its new home? Do you have a verbal or personal interview?
Answer. Yes.We prefer buyers to come and see us before purchase. If not possible, we often screen them through our club and FCCQ.
All buyers sign a purchase agreement with us to care for cats, keep them indoors, and provide prompt veterinary support if needed.
Question. What written information about the conditions of sale, warranty, and information concerning the care and maintenance of the breed do you provide?
Answer. Yes.We follow all guidelines put out by FCCQ and our breed club. Birman Cat Fanciers Club of Qld (BCFCQ)
Ongoing support
Question. Do you offer ongoing support? For example: Help with introducing a kitten to other animals; help with any health or behavioural problems that might occur.
Answer. Yes.We keep a list of all purchases, and contact all buyers at least annually
Question. In the long term, do you assist with re-homing a kitten or cat if for some reason the new family are unable to care for it?
Answer. Yes.They are requested to contact us first before re-homing, and we have it as a clause in our contract agreement
Clubs & Associations
Question. Are you a current member of any breed clubs and/or associations?
Answer. Yes.Feline Control Council of Qld (FCCQ) registration number FQ88
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