Kittentanz is a perfect place to get a Siamese kitten for these five reasons: Focus on health and temperament: Kittentanz is a reputable Siamese breeder that prioritizes the health and well-being of their cats. They carefully select breeding pairs to ensure that the kittens they produce are healthy and have excellent temperaments. High-quality breeding standards: ... Read more ..read more

Kittentanz kittens are generally pretty good with fireworks and other sudden noises.. but, those whose kittens are a less “laid back” might want to take a look at these tips for a more comfortable Fourth of July for your cats! The first is pretty obvious: Keep your cats indoors! Even if you are not setting off the fireworks yourself, there might be a lot of new sounds and people around. Making sure your cat stays indoors will insure that your kitty stays safe! Make sure your cat can’t escape! Go ahead and make sure all windows and doors are closed. Make sure all obvious “Hidey Holes” are bloc ..read more

The Siamese breed has a very diverse history. The Siamese cat originated in Thailand and is closely related to the Western variety. However, the Thai cat is distinct from the modern-style Siamese. The differences between the two kinds of cats are extensive, but there are some traits that they all have in common. Here are some of the most common and interesting ones. In addition to the classic and modern-style types, there are also a few subspecies of these felines. The ideal Siamese cat is a medium-sized cat with long tapering lines. Its head is shaped in a wedge with no break at the tip of t ..read more

Most of the people who inquire about our Balinese kittens are looking for a low allergy cat for their families with cat allergies. But the secret is , you are not limited to Balinese when looking for a kitten! All Kittentanz kittens are low allergy and, in most cases, great for allergy sufferers. So, consider Siamese and Tonkinese and even the Burmese as choices when looking for a low allergy kitten! Fel d 1 Protein First, a background in what causes allergic reactions from exposure to cats. All cats produce a protein in their saliva called  Fel d 1 protein. It’s found in the cat’s saliv ..read more

Traditional Siamese kittens are not the same as the modern-style Siamese. The original breed came from Thailand, where they were called Wichien Maat. Both are related to the Western Siamese cat, but the Thai cat is different in many ways. Its fur is thick and velvety, and it has a distinct, long-haired pattern on its head. However, both varieties are quite similar to the modern-style Siamese. Unlike traditional cats, Siamese kittens are best suited for households with children or other pets. Adult Siamese cats are known for their health and personality. To find a suitable pet, you can visit a ..read more

Michelle has just finished and published her first book on breeding cats! “Breed Your Best Cat Ever!” addresses managing the cattery and touches on managing your Cattery business. This book looks specifically on cattery management to help both new and established breeders breed their “Best Cat Ever!” This book is for for potential and inexperienced breeders: Breeding cats successfully is not as easy as you think! You need information to help you avoid pitfalls and chart a faster route to success. This business has specialized needs. However, you can benefit from the knowledge I have gained in ..read more

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I have to admit the following comes from my wife, Michelle (AKA “the Catwoman!). I am just not this smart! Feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD) describes a variety of conditions that affect the bladder and urethra of cats. Cats with FLUTD most often show signs of difficulty and pain when urinating, increased frequency of urination, and blood in the urine. Owners should be educated about stress reduction and weight control, both of which are important components of FLUTD management.1,4 Any stressful change of routine, such as a new caretaker or reduced play time, has been s ..read more

STORYTIME with Carolyn! Let’s talk about Jade! But first.. let’s talk family background! Chocolate Chip (second picture) was a CCA registered Sable Burmese male we had the pleasure of owning. Kona *now named Shug, and 18 years old* is a Natural Mink Tonkinese (3rd picture). Pretty babies! Jade (first picture) was the first Tiffany *now called Tibetan* Tonkinese Michelle had ever seen! How cool is that? She would now be 15, and she was one of my favorite cats when I was little! Our Tiffany’s are few and far between, but definitely a favorite around here! They are just so cute! Because we all lo ..read more

This winter you should be aware of cold weather and how it affects your cat even if they never go outdoors! Cats can be sensitive to cold and here are some ways to help your cat be safe and comfortable this winter. Older cats need to keep warm because older joints and metabolism may not be up to facing colder temps. You, as an owner, can provide a warm place with blankets or beds that help your cat stay warm. Also, make sure your cat is getting enough to eat and drink as colder weather can cause a cat to need more calories and need more water to stay hydrated in the dry heated house air or the ..read more