Oramor

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Please note, for collection of your kitten, Oramor Kittens are located Tinana, Via Maryborough, QLD.

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Note: You will need to make your own arrangements for transportation of the kitten if you are outside the Marybrorough driving area.

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Breed Choice

Burmese

Siamese

Adult Burmese

Adult Siamese

Preferred Colour

A note on colour availability: As much as we'd love to take colour requests, Mother Nature has the final say! If you are genuinely interested in a premium kitten, we suggest selecting "Any colour" and trusting that every kitten we raise is exceptional — whatever their coat.

Further Information if required about existing cats

If there is any more specific details you would like to add, please feel free to add this here.

Timing

Now

On the Next Available Litter

Sometime in the Future

Visitation Policy

Please note: Due to strict biosecurity measures endorsed by the guidelines of the respected providers listed below, we do not permit visitors or anyone outside Oramor to handle kittens prior to their first vaccination at 9.5 weeks of age for any reason.

This policy exists for the following evidence-based reasons:

Kittens have underdeveloped immune systems, making them especially vulnerable to infectious diseases in early life. (Small Door Veterinary) Small Door Veterinary
Kittens receive maternally-derived antibodies from their mother which help protect them from diseases early in life — however, these antibodies decline over the first weeks of life, leaving a window of vulnerability before vaccination takes effect. (RSPCA Australia Knowledgebase, citing the Australian Veterinary Association and WSAVA 2024 Guidelines) RSPCA Knowledgebase
We appreciate your understanding and look forward to introducing you to your kitten once they are safely vaccinated and protected.

Sources:

RSPCA Australia Knowledgebase — What vaccinations should my cat receive?
RSPCA Victoria — Vaccinations
WSAVA Vaccination Guidelines Group (2024) — Journal of Small Animal Practice, 65(5):277–316
Australian Veterinary Association (2018) — Vaccination of Dogs and Cats
Small Door Veterinary — Cat & Kitten Vaccine Schedules

As members of government controlled bodies, these are mandatory guidelines that we must enforce in order to maintain our reputation as a professional cat breeder.