Rocky Mountain Persians is your online source for feline care, health information, cat toys, grooming tips and tools and resources all about cats! Find information about Persian cats:

Although we are not currently offering Persian cats and kittens for sale, our website offers a wealth of information and articles about the Persian Cat breed. You will find information about what to expect when you bring a new kitten into your home and much, much more. Cat care information includes: Grooming Tips, dematting a Persian cat, degreasing a Persian cat, cat bath preparation and drying your Persian cat, kitten proofing your home, low cost spay and neuter clinics, information about de-clawing your Persian cat and a wealth of information about supplies and cat toys, zoonotic diseases, stages of Persian kitten development to poisonous plants and household toxins.

Persian Cat Care - Feline Information - Grooming Tips and Information

Behavior Behavior Modification - Feline Separation Anxiety - Dollfaced versus Extreme Flat Facial Structure

You will also find information about feline problem behavior modification such as feline separation anxiety, litter box issues, facts about euthanasia, coping with pet loss, tips to know if your cat is mourning the loss of another cat as well as our recommendations for great books about Persian cats. As a former Colorado Persian cat breeder, we photographically explain the the differences between traditional dollfaced, flat faced and extreme faced Persian cats. Please enjoy your visit, check out our jokes page and come back often as we are constantly adding information specific to Persian cats and kittens.

When we were breeding and showing Persians cats, we were a small family operated cageless Persian cattery located in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. We could not keep every kitten in our pursuit of the perfect kitten for showing, therefore we had Persian kittens available for sale. My husband and I do not have children so our cats and kittens are our four legged children. Our cats and kittens are showered with love and attention and know the house is theirs and we are their servants!!

Our Persian kittens did not leave our home until they were completely ready to do so. We felt that rushing a Persian kitten out the door before they were ready would do more harm than good. Your new Persian kitten is going to share your life and companionship, we feel that waiting an additional two to three weeks for them to grow will only enhance their development socially making their transition into your home a smooth one. Any responsible Persian cattery will never release a Persian kitten from their care prior to twelve weeks of age. Not only is this against Colorado State law as mandated by the United States Department of Agriculture, but it is detrimental to the social development of the kitten.

Most responsible cat breeders will only release their Persian kittens be placed with the signing of an agreement that indicates you have a limited time to spay or neuter your new kitten. In most cases, the rights to breed a kitten are NOT sold with the kitten.  Many breeders will be offended if you ask to breed the kitten "just once." 

When we placed a kitten to a home that was out of our geographic area, we shipped our kittens within the continental United States. Our airline of preference is Continental Airlines, we have shipped Persian kittens all over the United States to states such as Texas, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Tennessee, Kentucky, Florida, California, Oregon, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, New Mexico, Wyoming, Montana, Maryland, Nevada, Utah, Ohio, Idaho, Washington, Wisconsin and South Dakota. Locally, in Colorado, we have kittens currently living in Fort Collins, Loveland, Denver, Aurora, Colorado Springs, Security, Widefield, Brighton, Castle Rock, Parker, Arvada, Evergreen, Greeley, Littleton, Morrison, Longmont, Alamosa, Golden, Westminister, Edwards, Monument, Gunnison, Breckenridge, Englewood, Buffalo Creek, Boulder, Parachute, Centennial, Elizabeth, Craig, Cortez, Gypsum, Centennial, Highlands Ranch and Durango.

Special thanks to Lisa Thostenson of Jordanalisa Persians. Lisa has been a blessing with our Persian cat ventures, without her help we would not have made it to where we are today. Thanks Lisa for being such a wonderful mentor and friend. For complete information on how to find a Persian Cat breeder who is participating in the Cat Fanciers Association Mentor Program, please visit the Cat Fanciers Association website.

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