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    • Info/Contact
      • About Us
      • Contact Us
      • Quick Links for Donation
    • Adoption
      • Alumni
      • Adoption
    • How You Can Help
      • WishList
      • Monetary Donation
      • Shop to Give Partners
      • Community Pet Support
    • Education
      • Cat Nails 101
      • LitterBox Training
      • Introductions
    • TNR
      • TNR/Community Cats
    • Resources
      • Rehoming Assistance
      • Low Cost Vaccinations
      • Spay & Neuter
  • Home
  • Info/Contact
    • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Quick Links for Donation
  • Adoption
    • Alumni
    • Adoption
  • How You Can Help
    • WishList
    • Monetary Donation
    • Shop to Give Partners
    • Community Pet Support
  • Education
    • Cat Nails 101
    • LitterBox Training
    • Introductions
  • TNR
    • TNR/Community Cats
  • Resources
    • Rehoming Assistance
    • Low Cost Vaccinations
    • Spay & Neuter

Adoption

Adoptable Cats & Kittens

All available cats and kittens adoption fee includes: spay/neuter, age appropriate vaccinations, dewormer, microchip and flea prevention.  Our adoption fee normally ranges from $50-$200.  

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What to expect

All of our adoptable animals are located inside Sweet Peas,  891 Alamo Dr, Vacaville, CA 95688. If you are approved for adoption you will be notified by e-mail.  It is required that you bring a pet carrier to the store to bring your new pet home in. 

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All available cats and kittens are located inside Sweet Peas!

891 Alamo Dr, Vacaville, CA 95688

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Food & Dishes

Scratching Post

Food & Dishes

Find out what your new cat has been eating and buy the same kind of food. We generally feed Nulo, Purina One or Royal Canin; just ask us which particular food your cat/kitten was eating. Switching food abruptly may cause diarrhea or your new cat may refuse to eat. If you want to change their diet, be sure to gradually mix in the new food until the old food is transitioned out, usually over a period of a week. We also recommend using metal bowls. Plastic bowls can harbor bacteria.

Cat Bed

Scratching Post

Food & Dishes

Though your new feline companion may end up sleeping in your bed, consider buying a comfy bed to make them feel more secure in their new home. Some cats like the coziness of a covered bed.

Scratching Post

Scratching Post

Litter & Litter Box

Scratching is a natural and important behavior for cats that helps them stay limber and healthy. While kneading with their paws and stretching, they both strengthen and relax the muscles of the feet, forelegs, backbone and shoulders. To accommodate this essential scratching behavior in your cat, it will be important to practice patience and provide proper areas for your cat to scratch. You can get scratchers in cardboard or carpet form.

Litter & Litter Box

Litter & Litter Box

Litter boxes come in a variety of sizes and styles, but it is recommended to start with an open design, as some cats initially may be wary of litter boxes with covers, doors or automatic operation. Like food, it’s best to get the same litter your cat was using before you brought her/him home. Your new feline friend may refuse to use the litter box if you change the litter abruptly. If you want to change litter, gradually transition by mixing-in the new litter.

Toys

Carrier

Don’t forget about toys like cat trees, balls, wands and laser pointers. Cat toys prevent boredom and promote exercise to keep your feline fit. Your cat isn’t the only one having fun, though – just watching him play can be very entertaining for you, too!

Carrier

Carrier

It is never safe to drive with a loose cat in the car. Be sure to have a secure carrier to bring your new cat home in and for future veterinary visits or travels.

We recommend picking one that is easy to open and clean (we like top loaders).


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