When a Kitten Can Travel

Kittens travel only when they are developmentally ready, eating well, using the litter box reliably, and handling normal routine changes with confidence. Timing is confirmed individually for each kitten, not by a fixed calendar promise.

Health Records
A written health record and current care notes are provided with every kitten. Families receive guidance for the first days at home, including feeding, hydration, and comfort routines after travel.
Weather and Safety Delays
Travel can be postponed when temperatures, storms, or airline disruptions create unnecessary risk. Safety comes first, even when it causes an inconvenience.

Shipping Fees
Delivery pricing depends on distance, method, and timing. A quote is provided before any travel is booked. Shipping fees are separate from the kitten price unless stated in writing.

Booking Timeline
Travel is scheduled after reservation steps are complete and the kitten is cleared for travel. Many families secure dates early, then confirm final details closer to the go home window.

Airport and Delivery Day Instructions

What You Need to Bring
A valid photo ID is required for airport meetups. Bringing a secure carrier, a small blanket, and paper towels is recommended for comfort and cleanliness during the trip home.

Arrival Expectations
A pickup window is shared in advance. Travel days can involve minor delays, so communication stays open until your kitten is safely in your arms.

Receiving Your Kitten

First Hour at Home
A quiet room, fresh water, and a prepared litter box help your kitten settle quickly. Food should match the current diet for the first days to avoid stomach upset.

Vet Visit Recommendation
A new kitten exam with your veterinarian soon after arrival is strongly encouraged to establish care and confirm overall wellbeing.