How Kitten Pricing and Investment Works at Blue Eyes Cattery

Updated

Blue Eyes Cattery (marylandsiamese.com) treats the cost of a kitten as an "investment," and the site keeps that information on a dedicated Investment & Pricing page rather than listing numbers on the homepage. If you want to know what you would actually pay, the site's own structure points you to two places: the Investment & Pricing page for the fee framework, and the Contact page to ask about current availability and exact figures. The site does not publish prices in the text captured from its pages, so any specific dollar amount has to come from the cattery directly.

What the site tells you about pricing

The navigation and page content show a clear path built around cost and care:

  • Investment & Pricing – a standalone page, linked from the main menu, described in the site's own wording as covering "Investment" and "Kitten Investment & Pricing."
  • Kitten Care – a separate section labeled "Our recommendations," which sits alongside the pricing material and suggests care guidance is presented as part of the same decision.
  • Available Kittens – a page for kittens "Available Now," which is where current availability is listed.
  • Contact – the channel for asking about specific kittens and their cost.

The homepage text also includes the phrase "What Makes us Different," indicating the cattery positions itself against other Siamese and Snowshoe breeders, but that section is about the cattery's approach, not a price list.

Why there are no numbers in the page text

The captured page content is navigation and section labels, not the body of the pricing page. That means:

  • You cannot confirm a price, deposit amount, or payment method from the homepage alone.
  • The Investment & Pricing page is the only place on the site where the cattery says it explains the fee structure.
  • Because no payment platforms are listed in the site data, you should not assume any particular method (card, transfer, deposit app) is accepted until the cattery confirms it.

How to get an actual figure

  1. Open the Investment & Pricing page to read the cattery's own description of what a kitten investment covers.
  2. Check Available Kittens to see which kittens are currently listed.
  3. Use the Contact page to ask about the specific kitten you are interested in, since price can vary by kitten.
  4. Before committing, confirm in writing what the fee includes and how payment is handled.

What to confirm before you commit

Because the site frames cost as an "investment" and pairs it with a Kitten Care section, the useful questions to ask are about scope, not just the headline number:

  • Does the investment cover health checks, vaccinations, or registration paperwork?
  • Is a deposit required to hold a kitten, and is it refundable?
  • What payment methods does the cattery accept?
  • What is included in the "recommendations" under Kitten Care, and is any of it mandatory?

The site's structure makes these answerable through the Investment & Pricing and Contact pages. It does not answer them on the homepage, so treat any figure you see elsewhere as unverified until the cattery confirms it directly.