Females
Loba Leoncio NFO n 23 - Black tabby mackerel
Country of origin: Spain
Date of Birth: 22 of April of 2008
FeLV: Negative
FIV: Negative
GSD-IV: Homozygous normal (Negative) - Tested on 18/03/2010
Blood group: Type A
Titran's ZulaïkaNFO a - Blue
Country of origin: Netherlands
Date of Birth: 09 of March 2009
FeLV: Negative
FIV: Negative
GSD-IV: Homozygous normal (Negative) - Tested on 18/03/2010
Blood group: Type A
Stratocaster Blue TanisNFO w - White with green eyes
Country of origin: Switzerland
Date of Birth: 06 of July 2009
FeLV: Negative
FIV: Negative
GSD-IV: Homozygous normal (Negative) - Parents and grandparents negatives and tested in 2007
Werdandi aus BröetzingenNFO at 09 22 - Light Amber tabby blotched with white
Country of origin: Germany
Date of Birth: 08 of October 2009
FeLV: Negative
FIV: Negative
GSD-IV: Homozygous normal (Negative) - Both parents negative and tested in May 2007
Yara Gabriel´s PlaceNFO as 23 - Blue silver tabby mackerel
Country of origin: Portugal
Date of Birth: 19 of May of 2008
FeLV: Negative
FIV: Negative
GSD-IV: Homozygous normal (Negative) - Tested on 18/03/2010
Blood group: Type A
Zara Gabriel´s Place
(neutered)
NFO w 61 - White with blue eyes
Country of origin: Portugal
Date of Birth: 16 of June of 2008
FeLV: Negative
FIV: Negative
Pet or Show Quality?
- The Difference!
When you look for a kitten one of the first questions you will probably be asked by the breeder is: "do you want pet or show quality"?
What is the basic vaccination in a cat?
The basic vaccination is established by the vet but, as a rule, it's included
also protection
and/or the reduction of the clinical signs for the following diseases: Panleukopenia, Feline calcivirus, Chlamydioses, Feline Leukemia (FeLV) , Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV), Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) and Rabies.
These are the most common infectious diseases in your cat:
Breed genetic diseases
The health of the Norwegian Forest cats is the most important and while breeders we must be aware of all the studies and research that are made on the most inherited diseases, genetic and hereditary diseases that might affect the breed, and so I leave here a little about those diseases that affect more markedly the Norwegian Forest cats.
The most important are called GSD-IV, called Glycogen Storage Disease type IV and HCM called Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy.
Still under study in Norwegian Forest cats are: Polycystic Kidney Disease - PKD, Hip Dysplasia - HD and Patella luxation - PL. The two lat mainly affect heavy breeds of cats.