Care information

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Highlander cats have a natural waxy build up in their ears. It is not ear mites or a grave concern unless maintenance is not performed properly. Their ears can be easily cleaned using cat ear wipes, cotton balls, and well rounded Q-tips with feline approved ear solutions. Kittens need weekly cleanings and will decrease as they age, and you can check their ears for when they need to be cleaned when older. So don’t fret!

Highlanders do not require specialized diets since they are domesticated, I always recommend raw or high protein foods. They do thrive on high quality foods, dry or canned. This isn’t necessarily a must, but it is very healthy for your Highlander. You can use any domesticated feline products with Highlanders as well. We feed raw,and Purina kitten & adult dry & wet canned.

Highlanders need bigger and taller cat litter boxes, then most domestic cats. We do recommend good quality litter for them with low dust.We use arm & hammer and tidy cats multi cats.if you get litter that has high dust from clay, highlanders are known to get upper respiratory infections, urinary tract and bladder infections. Please do not use Pretty litter on the Highlander breed.

​if you ever see them eating their litter, please remove and change to different brand that is non-clumping. You don’t want your fur baby to get compacted with clumping cat litter.

We feed Purina adult and kitten, you will receive sample of the food with going home gift for your baby 

We do train the kittens in the beginning with regular litter boxes then we transition them over to our robot litter boxes and SS boxes. So, they will be used to when going home.

Every Highlander Kitten buyer will be provide a going home cat sheet with their baby.