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Glorious Sphynx Kittens

Adopt Purebred SPhynx Kitten (Bobbles)

We have passionately breed and given out Sphynx Kittens to many homes around the world at very affordable rates. We aim NOT to make profit from the sale of our kittens but for the satisfaction and happy testimonies of every home that gets a kitten from us. Currently, our price range is $700 to $2000, with most kittens between $700 and $1500.

Please complete the form below to begin the adoption process for Bobbles. Your journey to welcoming this wonderful companion into your home starts here!

  • Name: Bobbles
  • Breed: Purebred Sphynx
  • Current Age: 13 Weeks
  • Sex: Male
  • Vaccination: Up To Date
  • Litter Box Trained: Yes
  • Registration Papers: Mandatory (We Do Not Charge You For This)
  • Health Certificate / Vet Record: Available

Adopt Bobbles

About Bobbles (13 weeks old male sphynx kitten for sale)

Bobbles is a 13-weeks-old male Sphynx kitten with a unique and endearing appearance. His wrinkled skin gives him a wise and charming look, despite his young age. Bobbles is full of energy and curiosity, always exploring his surroundings with a playful spirit. His affectionate nature makes him a delightful companion, as he loves to cuddle up and purr contentedly in your lap. With his striking appearance and lovable personality, Bobbles is sure to capture the hearts of all who meet him.

How to take care of a sphynx kitten

How to take care of a Sphynx kitten involves providing a warm environment, regular baths to manage oil build-up, proper nutrition, regular grooming of ears and nails, and plenty of love and attention.

some things to look for in the best food for Sphynx cats

Our sphynx Kitten Food tips offer premium nutrition tailored to the unique needs of Sphynx kittens, ensuring optimal health and growth. These are just some of the things to look for in the best food for Sphynx cats.

Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM)

Feline Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM) is a type of heart disease that causes thickening or “hypertrophy” of the heart muscle. HCM mainly affects the muscle of the left ventricle. The left ventricle is the chamber of the heart which pumps blood around the body.

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