Kezkatz Cattery

01/03/2025

I have previously shared and posted recommendations for Kitties and Kanines Veterinary Clinic in Fort Smith for spaying and neutering as they are available every weekday. Often scheduling with the veterinarians is longer, costly, and more difficult.

My niece is correct about this clinic, warning me not to go there because of the vet who works there and their procedure process. My niece is a trained vet tech.

I can no longer recommend this place. The reason is described below.

I don't know and will not for certain if they are responsible for the death of the 4.5-month-old kitten with IBS., I will believe they are since when check-in I informed the girl that the cat had possible IBS, not diagnosed sustain, she had been parasite treatment with Nexgard 3 weeks earlier and her p**p is soft because of possible IBS, please don't worm or medicate only use what is needed to be spayed. It was noted on the form and with this check-in not give medication, yet the information was ignored.

If you need low-cost spay or neutering try the Checotah Happy Paw-Smart Choice spay/neuter Clinic or Muldrow (Ahimsa Rescue Foundation). I never had an issue with any of their service providers with the feral cats, TNR, or Rescue.

This experience was the first time I lost a cat due to a procedure. I am fairly certain they read the notes and take notes at check-in on the animals to prevent a bad situation. Simply believe I the Foster Care did not know, so the vet wormed her. What happened by doing so they destroyed the probiotics of the stomach resulting in the inability to digest food and death.

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01/02/2025

He was not happy leaving his nest box for pictures. Don't worry this is most he does LOOK UNHAPPY. He is a sweet kitten, smart, beginning to eat independently, learning to climb, and of course, kitten-fighting with his siblings and cuddly. He likes to be held and cuddle close. He is Egyptian Mau, will probably be a dark Silver Blue when grown, but has a bronze tend inherited from his Bronze maternal grandmother. He and two lighter brothers and a sister nearly a clone of him are available for adoption. They should be ready for a new home about Valentine's Day or sooner.

12/29/2024

Thank all your concern for my loss of SAPO.

I let him down, as he totally trusted me and I let him die. The timing was so bad for a vet trip. I kinda suspect he was sick When I left to take my sister for her surgery, but didn't make the effort for a vet checkup because of Christmas. That's why with a couple of solid reasons I hate holidays they GET in the way of everyday life. I am a very routine person, and holidays interfere with my routines Christmas takes out so many useful days.

The Emergency Animal Clinic in Fort Smith is awful, leaving me to travel 2-3 hours drive Tulsa or Bentonville, and I didn't. The local vets are nearly impossible for ER time, and Christmas time makes that impossible. Dr. Dubois might have tried. I did not accept how sick he was and thought I could get him in early Monday Morning, but he didn't make. It will always hurt me for the rest of my life because I didn't do the right thing and make more effort to save the most precious pet I ever had.

Don't get me wrong I love Pay Pay, but SAPO was very special. I was God to him. He rarely fail to do what I ask. Pay Pay never does what I ask unless he knows he is in big trouble. I have woken up sick several times not having him sleep by arm is difficult to resolve. I could have given him fluids, myself. I can and know-how, and have done this before, attach the IV, but I didn't try. The hydration and electrolytes may have made a difference by giving me more time to get to the vet. I simply didn't accept or realize how sick he was.

I have Cardio issues and no doubt he increases my life. Lots of decades of research prove an individuals with heart trouble live longer when they have a bond with a cat pet child. It's about 6 years longer. It appears to be related to helping with blood pressure and heart rhythm. It's the reason many heart specialists recommend adopting a cat for people with severe heart issues.

I have three younger cats I a thinking of training one for my therapy cat. It's a lot of work and none of these will probably walk next to me like a dog as SAPO did wherever I visited and avoid the temptation of surroundings. All will be okay to ride in the shopping cart basket, in fact ready now. Temptation of surroundings will be the question for each.

Pep, the rescue from Stigler Bank is probably the best bet. She has no fear of people, comes when I call her name and is learning what I requesting her to do. Pep I bottle feed from 3 weeks old as she was discovered abandoned in the grass next to Stigler Bank.

Range my Bengal King Breeder, has most of the same personality as SAPO, loves to be with me wherever I go, and is well-behaved with me, but has some fear of people that would have to be resolved. He is okay when he gets acquainted, but he has to be okay whether acquainted with people. Resolving that behavior can be hit miss with cats. He loves to sleep next to me and comes whenever I call him.

Saches, a neutered Savannah male, age 3, was kept because he developed FIP when 4 months old and is cured 3 years out. He comes when I call him, and understands many of my requests, or at least those he wants to honor. However, he must honor all requests. Likes most people, but sometimes has fear of a person, maybe of smell on the person. That can be fixed fairly easily. He sleeps in the same place as SAPO and much like SAPO, often. the two vie for that special spot trying to share it. However, he is extremely jealous/protective of me. Worry that could develop into future problems He is great with other animals, and most people but doesn't want other animals hugging me at all. That bothers him a lot.

I may try a kitten, I have a 5-week Ocicat female. She is the right age to start from the beginning. I need to name her, and start training her now, taking places with me, using leash and harness with her. She is a beaut, orange with small spots.

12/25/2024

5Acre and Kezkatz Cats wish for alll

12/23/2024

It's with a broken heart and sadness I make this post. Please accept my apology for not responding quickly to your request. I am deeply hurt by this loss. Tears of rain are pouring down at Kezkatz.

This loss is one of a stomach punch, and so quick and unexpected. He was 9 weeks old when I brought him home from A1Savannahs. The bond was immediate, he would sleep with me under my arm at now. That continues the rest of our time together. There was no training needed to leash train him. This cat was like no other. He walks on his leash next to my leg like a well-trained therapy dog, never tempted by the surroundings. When in the shopping basket, he stays there on his pillow unconcerned about what happening around only focusing on what I desire. People are in AW of Cat behaving, greeting. A lasting mindset changing of cats and other animals those with the privilege of seeing us together in the stores, unbelieving manner cat and true therapy cat better behaved than a dog.

I wish all who read this post would had the chance to see us together to grasp the full conception of the exceptionality of this wonderful cat. I have never been good at recording videos or taking pictures, and losing him makes me regret it. I wish I could have shared him with you. There may be another cat that was like him in personality, but not many.


SAPO
Born July 27, 2010, at Ponca City, Oklahoma
Died December 22, 2024, at 5Acre, Cartersville, Oklahoma

12/23/2024

12/05/2024

The last three babies from Tacoa have left for their new home. She is going to Owasso to be a friend of Himba.

Tera has 5 babies, s*x unknown. All of them are silver-spotted and ready to be born in late January or early February.

11/28/2024

Tera, the Egyptian Mau queen, had her kittens born on November 27, 2024. Those who expressed an interest in Mau kittens, please email, text, or call. These kittens will be available for adoption to No Declaw, an indoor home, probably in the last week of January 2025 or early February 2025. When eating independently.

This picture shows her last litter of kittens. These four and the five newborns look very similar.

10/28/2024

Those who need to find a rescue have been contacting us lately. Please refrain from contacting me about taking cats. I don't rescue and have only helped to save lives, nothing more.

My health prevents me and I don't have space or room for them. My current health is not good enough for me to foster or care for the cat(s) with logical time until adopted.

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10/07/2024

Due to my unwellness, my responses may be slow, I may provide fewer details, and I may not send pictures as quickly as I would like. Plans are for my niece Tiffani to manage and evidently have ownership of the cattery and cats.

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10/07/2024

Bengali females are ready for a new home. text, email or call.

08/20/2024

4F SBT Savannah male has a wonderful personality and is very social, just like his mother Melody. Up to date on core vaccination or should be good for the first year. Interested, call 918-966-3404 or text 405-779-4063. He is and will be a great pet child

07/07/2024

We have newly born Ocicat kittens. I am developing an adoption application for those who want one of our exotic kittens.

05/01/2024

The families who have reserved the Savannah kittens next week is when they will be ready. I would appreciate it if you could let me know when you plan to pick up your kitten.

04/28/2024

Please and Thank You

04/22/2024

We have 5 Egyptian Mau kittens, 2 born on March 23 and 3 born on March 30. Single male in each litter. All are silver spotted, from light to dark colors.