breedinG SPHYNX SiNCE 2008
We are a HCM Sphynx tested cattery situated in Kingaroy Qld.
Kittens Currently Available
$2300
Registered (with ANCATS) breeders of purebred Sphynx. We breed exclusively Sphynx: Seal Point (blue eyes), Cream Point (blue eyes), Black, B/W Tuxedo, Blue/White, White, Blue, Tortie, Bi Colours, Minks (aqua eyes).
Enquiries Phone
0401671251
or Email
traskjoanne@gmail.com
Our goal
I have now been breeding since 2008, my goal for breeding is to improve the breed. We don't just breed to have kittens, myself and a select few are attempting to breed HCM negative Sphynx kittens.
Our DNA results for the HCM gene have finally came through - we are more than happy with our results. For any prospective person that is considering purchasing a kitten - you are more then welcome to see the results.
Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) causes the heart’s ventricular walls to thicken (hypertrophy), decreasing the efficiency of heart function and predisposing the patient to congestive heart failure and blood clot formation. Heart scanning by a board Certified Cardiologist is the only way to detect HCM.
Our kittens
We are a HCM DNA testing cattery and are registered with ANCATS.
Our babies come de-sexed, vaccinated and microchipped with a vet check & health guarantee. They will go to their new home at around 12 weeks - they are all raised in a loving home environment. Please do not ask for entire kittens as the answer will be no. When emailing me please tell me a little about yourself and why you would like to be owned by a Sphynx
Our original imports - so priviledged - the foundation to what we have today
Male
Baby Rah Musson
Seal Point
Female
Moon Pet Raffaella
Seal Point
Female
Baby Rah Wyntera
Black Tortie
SADLY MISSED
Fransuella
About sphynx
Sphynx history
In 1966 a domestic cat gave birth to a hairless kitten in Toronto, Canada. It was discovered to be a natural mutation and the Sphynx cat as we now know it today came into existence. Not only this cat but other hairless cats have been found worldwide. Cat breeders have bred the Sphynx to normal coated cats and then back to hairless for many years, the purpose of this breeding was to create a genetically sound cat with a larger gene pool and hybrid vigor.
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