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Westons Cornish Rexs

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Cornish Rex Kittens of Weston's Ark is a small, family-run cattery located in Austin, Texas. Our kittens are as adorable as can be!

All of our Kings and Queens are genetically tested and CFA registered.

All kittens come with a veterinary health check, their first set of vaccinations, and a 2-year health guarantee for any inheritable diseases. They are fed a high-quality, nutritious diet.

Our Cornish Rex cats and kittens are raised in our loving home with plenty of attention. They grow up around family, friends, and other pets, making them well-socialized and affectionate. They adore human interaction and love to be held and cuddled.

Cornish Rex cats are known for their playful, affectionate nature and unique, soft, wavy coats. They are highly intelligent, energetic, and thrive on companionship. Unlike many other breeds, they remain kitten-like in their energy levels well into adulthood.

These charming felines have an average lifespan of 12-16 years and, with proper care, can live even longer. Genetics, diet, and environment all play key roles in their longevity, and we are committed to keeping our kittens happy and healthy as they grow.

We ensure they receive all necessary vaccinations, a nutritious diet, and plenty of enrichment through toys and interactive play. Our kittens stay with their mother longer to support their development and are provided with a stimulating environment where they can explore and play at their own pace.

If you're looking for a loving, intelligent, and playful companion, a Cornish Rex kitten from Weston's Ark will make a wonderful addition to your home!

Food!

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Feeding Your Cornish Rex

Feeding your Cornish Rex properly is essential to keeping them healthy and full of energy. This breed has a high metabolism and an active lifestyle, meaning they require a well-balanced diet rich in high-quality proteins and fats. The best food for Cornish Rex cats is a combination of high-quality wet and dry food to support their lean muscles and maintain their energy levels.

Cornish Rex kittens should be fed 3 to 4 times a day, especially between 4 and 8 months of age. Once they reach 1 year old, they can be fed twice a day, and adult cats typically do well with one to two meals per day.

Do Cornish Rex cats like human food?

Cornish Rex cats are incredibly curious and food-motivated, so don’t be surprised if they try to steal a bite from your plate! However, it’s important to ensure they don’t consume anything toxic, such as onions, chocolate, or dairy.

Do Cornish Rex cats enjoy catnip?

Yes! Cornish Rex cats often love catnip, which can make them extra playful and silly. While their reaction may seem amusing, catnip is completely safe for them in moderation.

Are Cornish Rex cats picky eaters?

Most Cornish Rex cats are not picky eaters—in fact, they tend to have big appetites due to their fast metabolism! However, some cats may prefer certain flavors or textures over others. If your Cornish Rex seems hesitant to eat, experimenting with different high-quality brands of wet or dry food can help find the right fit.

Do Cornish Rex cats drink a lot of water?

Cornish Rex cats need plenty of fresh water, so always keep a clean bowl available. While they don’t typically drink excessive amounts, their high activity level means they require consistent hydration. If your cat isn’t drinking enough, consider offering wet food, which provides additional moisture.

Can Cornish Rex cats drink milk?

Although some cats may enjoy the taste of milk, it isn’t good for them. The lactose in milk can cause digestive upset, leading to stomach discomfort or diarrhea. If you want to give your Cornish Rex a dairy-like treat, consider lactose-free cat milk as a safer option.

Should I feed my Cornish Rex a raw diet?

A high-protein diet is essential for a Cornish Rex, and some owners opt for a raw food diet. While raw feeding can provide natural nutrition, it’s a topic of debate among veterinarians. Some argue it mimics a cat’s natural diet, while others caution against bacteria and potential health risks. It’s best to consult your veterinarian before switching to raw feeding to ensure a balanced and safe diet.

Why do Cornish Rex cats cover their food?

Some Cornish Rex cats may instinctively try to "bury" or cover their food, mimicking their wild ancestors’ habit of hiding food from predators. This behavior isn’t harmful but is usually unnecessary in a domestic setting.

Do Cornish Rex cats play with their food?

Yes! Cornish Rex cats are known for being playful and mischievous, and some may swat at or chase their food before eating. This behavior can be entertaining but messy. If your Cornish Rex plays with their food excessively, try offering smaller portions at a time or using a puzzle feeder to engage them in a more structured way.

By providing a nutrient-rich diet, fresh water, and engaging feeding routines, you can help your Cornish Rex stay healthy, happy, and full of energy!

Testimonials 

Testimonial 1

Debbie was very thorough with exactly what i needed before i got my sweet boy mushu.

When i first arrived to pick him up she gave me a goodie bag with toys, treats cat food and even nail clippers! The kitten i got from her is probably one of the sweetest cats i’ve ever had and i’m so happy i contacted her for my first maine coon. 10/10 recommend going to her for your mainecoon!

Testimonial 2

In 2019, I started thinking about adding a cat to the family. I did a lot of research on the cat I wanted and what might fit best with my family. When I was finally ready to start looking to bring a car home, Covid hit and the shelters wouldn’t let me go in to meet any of the cats in person. I pretty much gave up. Towards the end of 2021 I stumbled across Debra‘s website. I asked if it would be OK if my daughter and I could come over to meet the litter of kittens she recently had. We stayed for less than an hour and by the end of the visit, one little guy had fallen asleep in my daughters lap. He chose her. That Christmas Augustus joined our family. Debra was so kind during the waiting period, allowing me to visit multiple times so our little Augustus could get to know us before he came home with us. I would text her multiple times during the week and she was always so generous in the depth of her responses. Being a first time cat owner I was really nervous and she answered all of them...
- Sky J

Testimonial 3

I love my cat Maizy. Debra was very kind, easy to communicate with. She kept me updated with pictures while I was waiting to take Maizy home.

- Christine B

CONTACT ME

Debbie
512-668-2736

Msdlweston@gmail.com

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