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Health Contract and Guarantee

PictureA kitten picture I took in late 2021
Mountain Peak Maine Coons Two-Year Health Contract/Guarantee.
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1. Buyer accepts the responsibility of caring for the kitten and will provide properly for its welfare. Buyer agrees to keep the kitten indoors in a clean and pleasant environment, and with proper nutrition, health care, and companionship.
 
2. Buyer agrees that this kitten was purchased as a pet (not for breeding or showing), and unless altered before sale, must be spayed or neutered before the age of 12 months old. Buyer assures and guarantees that this kitten will not be used for breeding or stud.
 
3. Health Guarantee: This kitten is guaranteed of sound health upon delivery or arrival, and for a period of three to five business days thereafter, if vetted within that time. Failure to have the kitten/cat checked by a licensed veterinarian within three to five business days will void any guarantee in this contract. It is recommended that the new kitten be quarantined if you have other cats during that period and a period of 7 to 10 days after you take them home. If found to be medically deficient with an untreatable or life-threatening problem, this must be reported to the Seller immediately. If professional medical care is given to the kitten during the three to five business days, the Buyer shall be responsible for all veterinary and professional expenses incurred on behalf of the kitten. The Seller shall at no time and under no circumstances be liable for more than the replacement of the kitten. Upon its return, it will be replaced with another kitten of equal value. The Seller reserves the right to refund the buyer, if no replacement is available at the time of return, Seller will have up to one year to furnish a comparable kitten. If the Buyer requests to keep the affected kitten, the Buyer will assume all veterinary costs. The Seller will only refund up to the purchase price for the kitten. The Seller will not cover any vet bills, the choice to keep the kitten by the Buyer means the Buyer assumes all costs. 

5.  The kitten cannot be returned for compensation after the guaranteed period has expired and/or it has been exposed to another cat. Seller will not honor any health guarantee if the kitten dies of a virus from contact with another animal after it leaves the Sellers Cattery. The buyer agrees to provide immediate veterinary care to this kitten if it shows signs of distress, illness, or injury. Failure to do so will render the guarantee null and void. If the kitten dies within the guarantee period, despite medical treatment, compensation (replacement kitten) will be made ONLY if a licensed veterinarian certifies the cause of death. When the kitten arrives at your home, he/she will have been inoculated at least once for (1) Panleukopenia, (2) Viral Rhinotracheitis, (3) Calicivirus. Upon Buyer's first veterinarian visit, the Buyer can discuss optional vaccines with their veterinarian, such as the FeLV (Feline Leukemia Virus) and FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis) vaccines and proceed according to the veterinarian's suggestion at that time. The Seller provides the CORE vaccines, which are a lot for a kitten's system, OPTIONAL vaccines are per the Buyer and their vets discretion.
 
4. The kitten is guaranteed against life-threatening congenital defects for TWO YEARS. Should the animal die within that time as a direct result of a congenital defect, the cat will be replaced ONLY if an appropriate necropsy is performed by a licensed veterinarian and a veterinarian's certificate is provided as proof of cause of death. A replacement will be made of a cat of comparable quality and value, as available, at the discretion of the Seller. The Buyer must provide the Seller with a copy of the necropsy.
 
5. The buyer agrees that this cat will at no time be sold, leased, or given to any pet shop, animal dealer, animal research facility, animal shelter, rescue or to anyone who has ever been convicted of neglect of or cruelty to an animal, nor shall it be abandoned. It is the intention of the Seller that the Buyer be a permanent placement. If at any time the Buyer becomes unable to care for the kitten, Seller is given the right of first refusal. If the Seller does not receive the kitten, it is the responsibility of the Buyer to place the kitten in a home that meets the same conditions as stated in this contract. This contract is NOT transferable.
 
Any legal action which may arise under the terms of this contract will be brought to the COUNTY of the current residence of the Seller, Riggs Maine Coon Cattery. Buyer shall be liable for any court costs and related charges including attorney's fees associated with Seller enforcing the terms of this contract. This agreement is the entire agreement between parties.


SELLER RECOMMENDATIONS
  • The kitten should be isolated from other cats for at least one week to acclimate to its new surroundings.
  • Any changes to the kitten’s diet should be avoided as changes may result in episodes of diarrhea and stress.
  • The kitten should be given frequent and kind human attention with a generous amount of play and exercise.
  • The kitten should not be caged with the exception of short-term confinement if necessary—and with a litter box, food, and water provided.
  • Provide plenty of water always, Maine Coon's drink and need a lot of water. 
  • Highly recommend Microchipping and Pet Health Insurance (such as, Embrace). 
 
 
In signing this document, Buyer acknowledges that he/she has read, fully understands, and agrees to all of the terms and conditions of the above sale.


Seller___________________________________Date______________
 
Buyer___________________________________Date______________


*A LINK TO E-SIGN WILL BE PROVIDED A WEEK BEFORE THE PICK-UP DATE FOR THE KITTEN
 
 
As our first concern is for the well-being of our cats, we reserve the right to refuse the sale of any cat or kitten to any individual at any time. 

Daphne Riggs
EMAIL: brook30white@hotmail.com
Phone: (719) 641-2763


Welcome to Mountain Peak Maine Coons, hope to hear from you soon!


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  • HOME
    • Frequently Asked Questions
    • More About Me
    • Pet Health Insurance
    • CONTACT ME
    • My Recommendations
  • AVAILABLE KITTENS
    • Retiring Adult Maine Coons
    • Kitten Application
    • KITTEN CARE PACKAGE
    • New Kitten Checklist
    • KITTEN SCAMMERS
    • Black Smoke Kitten Coat vs A Fever Kitten Caot
  • KITTEN PRICING
    • Kitten Pricing Explained
    • Health Contract
    • Long Distance Kitten Delivery Options
  • Maine Coon Queens/King
    • More Pictures and Videos of my Maine Coons and other Pets
  • About Maine Coons
    • MAINE COON TEETH/GUM CARE & MORE
    • Maine Coon vs Domestic Longhair Cat
    • Polydact Maine Coon
    • Cats are NOT Dogs
    • Maine Coons and Children: Great Combination
    • Cat Allergies
    • Litter Box Tips: Bringing Home a New Kitten or Cat
    • Basic Cat Litter Box Tips
    • Your Cat Needs a Good Cat Scratching Post
    • Flea Prevention
    • Basic Feline Color Genetics
    • Introducing Cats and Dogs
  • Testimony Page