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Lavender’s Cattery

Owner/Breeder: Susan Douglas

Address: Ontario, OR (contact for full address)

Landline phone: (contact via email for phone)

Cell phone: (541) 823-2909

Email: LavendersCattery@gmail.com

Website: LavendersCattery.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lavenderscattery

Instagram: @LavendersCattery


Waiting list: Informal Wait List (wait times vary); screened families choose available kittens matching preferences from those available. Current Lavenders cat owners (and their family/friends) have first pick from litters.

Paid waiting list: No

First come/first serve: Yes (once pre-screened and we have visited by phone, owners select from shared Google Drive of available kittens)


Deposit: Typically half the price of the kitten once selected

Breeding rights: No

Registration included: Yes

Parent health check: Yes, UC Davis through local veterinarian & through local veterinarian

Pedigreed parents: Yes

Champion lines: Yes

Vaccinations: Yes, all recommended vaccinations performed by vet as well as Rabies vaccine

Health guarantee: Yes

Vet check before going home: Yes; kittens have 3 to 4 vet visits before going home

Microchip: No, unless requested by owner before going home

Altering (spay/neuter): Yes; no exception

Shipping: Must fly in-cabin, no cargo


Veterinarians: Vale Veterinary Clinic

https://www.valevetclinic.com

1590 John Day Hwy., Vale, OR 97918  

Phone: 541-473-3231


Lavender’s Adore You a.k.a. Miley

About Lavender’s Cattery

Lavender’s Cattery is a small, in-home cattery. We offer exquisite show quality kittens exclusively to pet homes. All kittens are registered, spayed/neutered, and receive all vet recommended vaccines and preventatives, including rabies, that are good for a year. Standard kittens usually go to new homes at about 18 to 20 weeks, and Nonstandards go home between 17 to 20 weeks (depending on size).