Nestled in a small hollow of Valley Springs, CA.

Welcome to Smooth Country Cattery located in Valley Springs CA!

First, I'll answer everyone's top question:
How much do your cats cost?

My Elf and Sphynx (long legs) Babies are $2400
My Bambino and Dwelf (short legs) Babies are $3000
Quality does not come cheap, and these are well bred and ethically bred Sphynx cats that I put my heart, soul and time into. The cost reflects the top tier care my cats recieve.
I do not place kittens and then disappear. I am here for a lifetime of support for you and your Smooth Country Cattery kitten.
Sure, you can find a cheaper pet, but ask yourself, what care was sacrificed to make that price so much lower? That's a question for another day that I'm happy to answer for you if you're serious about getting a sphynx.

If you've made it this far, THANK YOU!
Please continue reading to learn about our kittens. 
 
SCC kittens are ready to go at about 14 weeks old...
They will be vaccinated, microchipped, litter trained and very socialized. 
Spay and neuter contract must be signed through Spay Secure and kittens must be fixed by 7 months of age. Proof must be provided to Spay Secure. 
If you'd like your kitten to be fixed prior to leaving,  we can do that for you for an additional fee.

All of our breeding cats are fully health tested. HCM clear, DNA tested, and FELV/FIV negative. Test results available after deposit is made. Parents are on site.
Deposit is $500, you can come here to pick out your kitten in person and the balance is due upon pick up or delivery. 

We offer in-cabin, flight nanny delivery across the USA.

We require photo of ID with current address in order for clients to visit our cattery to choose a kitten.
We also require a homecheck for local, first time clients or a video chat will also suffice if you are not local.
We care very much where our babies go. 
We raise these cats as our own, they have the run of the house and they sleep in our beds.  We do not cage our cats!
There is a contract we send for you to go over once a deposit is put down. 
Whatever questions you have we are very happy to answer!
Please feel free to check out our social media platforms as well. It's not all cats but it basically our life here on the farm so you can see what we are all about.

 

Let's talk about food and skin care and how they're related

*Dog and cat groomer of 18 years, Sphynx breeder and 25+years in  the vet  and animal husbandry industry *
Stop bathing your cats. Good clean skin comes from good gut HEALTH.
FOOD MAKES THE SKIN!!
A lot of sphynx tend to have sensitive bellies. Often times they can't handle the fillers in the food you feed. Sometimes they are allergic to the protein. Chicken is a big allergen believe it or not. Start with removing fillers first though.
A balanced raw food will be the number one option. Raw diet makes for the best poop! They digest almost all of it, making their poops small and firm with little to no smell
A very high quality wet diet would be next on the list, remember though, as close to no fillers as possible.
I leave freeze dry raw out for mine to snack on, but raw and wet makes almost all of their diet.
9 times out of 10, cruddy skin is due to a poor diet.
When you bathe them regularly, you strip the oils off their skin, which dries out the skin. This causes the oil glands to over produce oil.
So now you have a flaky, oily, filthy looking cat. This makes you feel it needs another bath, and that's where the cycle starts to repeat itself.
Switch the cat's diet and stop bathing it.
Yes it will be dirty for a while as its skin balances itself out but a warm water soak
(NO soap) and wipe down with a wet cloth will help until the skin balances out and adjusts to the new diet.
I will answer any and all questions you have even years down the road 

*It is important for me to note that while cats can eat raw meat, and thrive on it, you must be cautious  when feeding raw. Make sure the meat is thawed in the refrigerator and do not leave it out for more that 2 hours max.

You can make them sick if you are careless with the food*