We love our labradoodle Jon Snow! He is healthy and so smart! Training is under way. Thank you for…read moreour new family addition :_)

From the owner: Our business specializes in breeding exceptional furry family companions, not just pets. We breed…read moreAKC & CKC Standard Poodles and Labradoodles. Our puppies are raised in our home amongst our 3 energetic daughters and 2 entitled cats. Our breeding program ensures there is little to no shedding along with great temperaments. Our puppies are kennel trained and adaptable to any household. Email us for more information on our fluffy babies.

Great place to adopt, found out dog was a quick process, worked with Andres and help us out through…read morethe whole experience

Amazing animals, beautiful puppies I walked in everyone was greeting us my sister actually told me…read moreabout the place. And very clean. And they let you hold the animals that are in there.

Great cats. Super sweet and loving kitties. They did move to Texas which is nice for us.read more

Best breeder in the Ragdoll business! I have 2 of Anne & Eric' s boys, Chief Sitting Bull and Doc…read moreHoliday Rides Again. Chief is Geronimo's som and Doc is Cochose grandson. Anne socializes her cats so well that they fit it when they come homr. I keep my kitten with me for atleast a week before introducing them to my other show cats. Anne you know I think you and Eric are great! Beth Berg

This review is for Katy Cattery in Texas. I am writing this review after having time to process…read morewhat occurred and to share my experience as accurately and honestly as possible. From the day I brought my kitten home (approximately three weeks ago), he showed subtle but persistent signs of respiratory issues. He would sneeze intermittently and occasionally wheeze, particularly when I picked him up. He had been described to me as having a "cuddly, calm demeanor," but in hindsight, I now believe this behavior may have been related to not feeling well. When Emily initially described his temperament prior to pickup, I specifically asked whether he might be sick or unwell. During his first week with me, he was very timid and not playful. At the time, I attributed this to a normal adjustment period. About a week ago, he developed an eye infection, and I took him to the veterinarian immediately and informed Emily. At no point during this conversation was I informed of any known or suspected respiratory illness, including Feline Herpesvirus-1 (FHV-1), in cats from her cattery. I was later informed that eye infections commonly occur alongside respiratory infections in kittens. Shortly after this, his condition escalated rapidly and severely. He developed an extremely high fever, rapid breathing, and significant wheezing. He was taken to an emergency veterinary hospital, where he was admitted in critical condition. He has required continuous IV fluids since admission and has since been formally diagnosed with pneumonia. He remains under intensive veterinary care. This situation has resulted in thousands of dollars in emergency and hospitalization expenses, as well as an extremely stressful and frightening emotional experience. After my original review was posted, I was contacted by another individual who shared that their kitten from the same cattery (born about 15 days before mine) was diagnosed with Feline Herpesvirus-1 (FHV-1). This information was not disclosed to me at the time of purchase, nor was it disclosed when I informed Emily of my kitten's eye infection. Additionally, when I asked whether any other cats in her home, including those from his or other litters, had experienced respiratory issues, I was told no. While I cannot state with absolute certainty when or where my kitten became ill, the presence of respiratory symptoms from the day I brought him home, combined with veterinary guidance regarding incubation timelines and learning that another kitten from the same cattery was diagnosed with FHV-1 during the same timeframe, is information I believe prospective buyers deserve to be aware of when considering potential health risks. I also want to note that after posting my original review, I was asked to remove it and was informed that legal action would be pursued if it remained online. As a consumer, this further reinforced the importance of sharing factual, health-related experiences publicly so others can make fully informed decisions. I am sharing this review to accurately reflect my experience and to encourage transparency regarding health issues that may impact new owners and their animals. UPDATE: I want to clarify an important point. I have been in communication with the owner of another kitten from the same litter as mine who was diagnosed with a severe respiratory condition. I have since learned that the breeder was provided with that kitten's medical records prior to my inquiry about whether any other kittens were ill. This information was not shared with me at the time I asked about the health of other kittens.

This review is intended to be helpful to others. While many have positive experiences with Katy…read moreCattery, we have unfortunately not had the same experience. The right thing to do is to warn others so they can be more prepared should they get a kitten from this breeder. Conversations with the owner have taken place and concerns were dismissed. The owner is taking down reviews that are honest, when we want to do our due diligence so others don't end up in a situation like ours: a very sick kitten with pneumonia, as a result of incubation periods related to FHV-1, and thousands spent so far in vet bills. In writing this review we are addressing the dismissive nature of our well-intended communications. We have spoken to another person who got a kitten within the same week from the same litter we did who is confirmed FHV-1. We saw 3 veterinarians in the hospital who say it is highly contagious in young kittens and the incubation period tracks. Perhaps the breeder didn't know, but now that she has been informed she is not handling this with integrity.