Queen Luna

Provide a safe space: Create a designated area in your home where your cat can retreat to when things get too loud. This could be a quiet room or a cozy cat bed tucked away in a corner. Make sure this space is easily accessible and always available for your cat to use as a refuge.
Use white noise: Set up a white noise machine or play soft music to help drown out loud noises from holiday parties or fireworks. This can help create a calming atmosphere for your cat and reduce their anxiety.
Keep them indoors: With all the excitement and commotion happening outside during the holidays, it's best to keep your cat indoors. This will not only protect them from loud noises but also from potential hazards such as fireworks or toxic plants.
Provide distractions: Keep your cat entertained and distracted with toys, treats, or a new scratching post. This can help redirect their attention and keep them calm during noisy festivities.
Stay calm: Cats are highly sensitive to their owner's emotions, so it's useful to stay calm and relaxed during holiday celebrations. This will help your cat feel more at ease and less stressed.

New Litter Coming First Week of December!

Luna is a European import and she joined our cattery at the age of 14 weeks. She is a Classic Tabby and DNA tested all clear of any genetic diseases

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