- The Buyer agrees to have the cat examined by a licensed veterinarian within 48 hours of receipt. The Buyer will notify the Breeder of the exam results. The Buyer understands that stress associated with transitioning to a new home can cause temporary symptoms, including mild upper respiratory infections, in otherwise healthy animals.
- The Buyer warrants that the cat will be kept strictly indoors, raised in a loving home, and not allowed to roam freely outdoors. The cat will not be declawed, nor confined to a cage or carrier for extended periods.
- Failure to comply with sections 1 and 2 will result in voiding any and all health guarantees associated with this cat.
- Under no circumstances will this cat be sold, leased, or given away to any pet store, shelter, research laboratory, or similar institution. If the Buyer is no longer able to keep the cat, they must notify Fluff n’tuffs Maine Coons before making any decisions regarding the cat’s rehoming.
- The cat may not be euthanized for any reason other than a veterinarian-confirmed emergency. In all non-emergency situations, the Buyer must contact the Breeder first.
- The cat may not be sold, rehomed, or transferred to another party without the Breeder’s express written permission.
- If the cat is placed into a home with other cats, the Buyer agrees to isolate the new cat until health checked by your vet. If any illness are found, you will isolate them until they are cleared by the vet. Failure to do so voids the health guarantee.
Shipping & Air Travel:
If air transport is required, all associated costs—including rabies vaccination, Veterinary Health Certificate, layover stays and shipping fees—will be the responsibility of the Buyer. The Breeder is not liable for airline costs, delays, or mishandling.
Grooming Requirements:
Regular grooming is essential for Maine Coons. The Buyer agrees to brush the cat regularly, paying special attention to the armpits, behind the ears, belly, and hindquarters. If unable to brush adequately, the Buyer agrees to take the cat to a professional groomer at least twice per year, ideally in spring and fall during coat transitions.
