How to See Available Siamese and Snowshoe Kittens at Blue Eyes Cattery

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Blue Eyes Cattery (marylandsiamese.com) lists its currently available Siamese and Snowshoe kittens on the Available Kittens page, with photos of parents and kittens on the Photos page and contact details on the Contact Us page. Start with Available Kittens to see what is listed, then use Contact Us to confirm whether a specific kitten is still reservable before you plan further. The site does not publish a live inventory feed, so what you see reflects the last time the page was updated.

Pages to check, and what each one gives you

Page What you'll find there Why it matters
Available Kittens Kittens listed as available now Your starting point for what can be reserved
Photos Photos of parents and kittens Helps you see the cats behind a listing
About Us / What Makes us Different How the cattery describes itself Background before you reach out
Kitten Care Care recommendations Useful once you're preparing to bring a kitten home
Investment & Pricing Pricing information Read before asking about cost
Contact Us How to reach the cattery The step that confirms availability

The site's own navigation groups these under Home, About Us, Available Kittens, Contact Us, Kitten Care, and Photos, with a Facebook link for updates.

Step-by-step: from browsing to confirming a kitten

  1. Open the Available Kittens page. This is where current listings appear. Note which kittens are shown and any details given for each.
  2. Cross-check the Photos page. Match the kittens and parents you saw listed against the photos. This is the closest thing to verifying what a listing describes.
  3. Read Kitten Care and Investment & Pricing. Kitten Care sets out the cattery's recommendations; Investment & Pricing covers cost. Reading both first means your later questions are about the specific kitten, not general policy.
  4. Go to Contact Us and send a message. State which kitten you're asking about and ask directly whether it is still available. Expected result: a reply confirming availability, waitlist status, or that the kitten is taken.
  5. Only treat a kitten as yours once you have confirmation. A listing on the page is not a reservation.

Common snags

  • The listing may be stale. Pages like this are updated manually, so a kitten shown as available may already be reserved. Always confirm through Contact Us rather than assuming.
  • "Available Now" and "reservable" are not the same thing. A kitten can be listed while a deposit or hold is already in place.
  • Pricing is on its own page. If cost is your deciding factor, check Investment & Pricing before contacting, so you can ask about a specific kitten rather than general rates.
  • Facebook may carry newer updates. The site links to Facebook, which is often where breeders post recent news between page updates.

What to include in your first message

To get a useful reply in one exchange, mention the specific kitten you're interested in, ask whether it is still available, and ask what the next step is if it is. If the kitten you wanted is gone, ask whether there is a waitlist or upcoming litter — that keeps the conversation moving instead of ending at "no."