Purrxotics

I love Purrxotics!!! Ana has the best kittens in the world!
I bought my 1^st Sphynx from Purrxotics in September. He is the best boy ever. Affectionate, playful and loves to cuddle under the covers. He comes when called and always has lots of kisses for everyone. I love him so much that I just bought another Sphynx from Ana. She is beautiful and has the same amazing personality as my 1^st one. I would not get a cat anywhere else. She loves them so much and it shows. I stay in touch with Ana and send her pictures and updates. She loves her babies so much, and they are lucky to have her!

I have now the best bloodlines and difficult to find bambino bloodlines that I am now able to pass onto owners in hawaii. I have had 11 kittens off of this bloodline and I can’t be happier with the outcome. She is very open and helped me in ways that were not neccassary but as a fellow breeder I could appreciate. I have not been able to keep up with the demand and whenever I have a buyer in California I have referred them back to purrxotics because I wouldn’t want them looking anywhere else.

Ana breeds fantastic cats! I adopted a coated sphynx from her and if I ever find myself adopting another, I’ll give her my business. Ana places a lot of effort into her work and focuses on individual temperament. That, and she is a breeder who genuinely cares about her cats. I would definitely recommend Purrxotics!
P.S Unilocal,please don’t remove my review again.

My experience with Ana was great. I was originally going to get a sphinx kitten from her, but ended up falling in love with one of her older cats, Femmi. Ana was good with the arrangements for getting Femmi here. Wish Femmi would of come spayed, but that is a minor detail. She is a very healthy girl, and I absolutely love her.

I’m going to update this later to be more precisely detailed, but I think it’s important to at least put a minimal warning out there to potential buyers.
I purchased two Bambino (dwarf Sphynx) kittens from Ana Gomez in Nov of 2014, for $ 2200 and $ 1800. I was told that one of them had been scratched in the eye when he was very small, and that the one eye would always be «a bit cloudy» but it was no big deal. Based on Ana’s confidence inspiring delivery of this claim, I had no issue with this.
I picked them both up in early December. Each came with a letter of health, and a vaccination record. From the moment I took possession of them, they seemed too lethargic. I took them that day to my own vet who agreed the lethargy was strange, but in absence of any other symptoms, she didn’t think they were sick.
I bought pet health insurance while we were at the vets. It turns out that there is a 30 day waiting policy with all pet insurance before coverage will actually begin. And if it is determined that something is a pre-​existing condition (like the eye) it will never be covered.
Within 7 days, they both were sick with fever, swollen glands, upper respiratory symptoms and eye infections. Two more trips to the vet, one of which one kitten (the one with two good eyes) had to stay overnight at the pet hospital he was so ill to receive fluids and be in a highly oxygenated room and monitored because he could barely breathe. Roughly $ 2200 in vet bills and diagnostic tests later, my kittens were diagnosed with calicivirus (which the documents claimed both had been vaccinated for), feline chlamydia (which both it turns out had been old enough to be vaccinated for but hadn’t), and mycoplasma (which they honestly could have gotten at any point.)
After a month of oral antibiotics, antibiotic eyedrops and a lot of stress, both kittens were healthy. For one week. And then they relapsed. And then again. And again.
To date, my kittens have only been completely symptom free about a total of 3 weeks, despite giving them exceptional care, quality diet and supplements, to the point of bordering on being neurotic. The vets say that they are viral carriers, prone to chronic flare-​ups. I can expect them to continue to be chronically ill.
My primary vet referred me to a feline opthomologist when it became clear that his eye was not just «cloudy». The opthomologist said that trauma is in no way able to justify the complete corneal scarring that is present, or how the sclera (white part under the eyelids) never fully detached from the eye itself. He says the only explanation that is truly feasible is that the kitten suffered an extreme viral infection (like calicivirus or feline herpes) at a very young age, before his eyes were fully developed. He says that there is absolutely no way physical trauma caused the damage in his eye. The only other possible reason for the damage would be if somehow the kitten had acid poured in his eye. (Highly unlikely).
So basically, Ana sold me two kittens that were sick. And did so knowingly, with a canned and inaccurate explanation for the damaged eye, and had her vet either unknowingly vaccinate them anyways, or to complicity cover up the fact that they had already been ill. I’ve left messages for the vet, who to date has yet to return a single one of them.
Do not trust any vet certificate of vaccination, letter of health, or verbal assurance that you receive from this woman. If you must have one of her kittens, make sure that you’ve insured the kittens 30 days prior to taking possession of them so you don’t get stuck with inordinate bills like I did. And make sure to have your own vet inspect them and run blood tests on them to verify that they were indeed actually vaccinated and don’t have any other diseases.
I love my little guys and wouldn’t ever give them up at this point. But I never would have bought or become attached two two expensive and chronically ill kittens had I been given real information and been able to make an informed choice from the beginning.
Update: The pet carrier they went home in was brand new. I had purchased it the night before. Everything for them was brand new. And no, Ana, my friend’s home doesn’t have cats, & has never had a cat in it during the last 5 years, nor has my own. If you’re claiming the video I sent you had other cats in it, then perhaps you should reassess who you’re accusing of «mental issues» instead of addressing facts pertaining to your sale of these kittens (a tactic which, by the way, is considered a logical fallacy, specifically, an ad hominem attack).
Re: testing for Calicivirus after a vaccine: There is a difference between having antibodies for a virus, & an active viral infection with a markedly high viral load (which is what the kittens had not in two weeks, but under ONE week after I took possession of them). Calicivirus was the very last thing that the vets ran a test for.

I used this breeder to purchase my Persian kitten. All I can say is WOW! I have never had a more loving, well-​mannered, high quality Persian! He is so adorable and always loved to be pet and groomed. I would highly recommend to anyone looking to get a high quality kitten. The price was not bad either. Keep up the good work!

My baby Gremlin (sphynx) came from this cattery and he is AMAZING! Ana is very professional and arranges flexible payment plans. She made arrangements to meet up with me several times so I could see my kitty before he was ready to come home. She also sent me pictures and a video of him so I could see him as he got older. Ana really cares about her cats even after they live with a new family. She is always available to give advice and I share pictures of my kitty with her. Highly recommended! My Gremlin came to my house happy and comfortable from day one. I attribute this to the hands on way Ana raises the cats around her family.