Our Story
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Our story started June 2019 when our family was searching for a breed of cat that was good for people with allergies. After much research, we came across the Siberian breed. What began as a quest for a family pet turned into an opportunity to raise the cutest kittens for other families to enjoy. Baron, our king, and Sairla and Josie, our queens, have become close members of our family. They are the sweetest cats with a gentle and affectionate personality.
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The Siberian Breed
The Siberian is a natural breed originally found in the forests of Siberia. They are intelligent, playful, curious and easy to live with. They often communicate with chirps, trills and silent meows. For more detailed information about the breed, visit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siberian_cat
FAQ's
Q - Are Siberian cats hypo-allergenic?
A - There is no cat that is completely allergy free. Generally, Siberians work with most who are mild to moderately allergic. They have lower levels of the protein fel d1 in their saliva, which is what causes the allergic reaction.
Q - Do Siberians shed a lot? How often will I have to groom them?
A - They have a long coat but are low maintenance. Siberians "blow" their coats twice a year in spring and fall typically. During those times, grooming(brushing) daily is recommended. Otherwise, brushing their fur and trimming their nails every few weeks is a good way to bond with your cat.
Q - How big do Siberians get?
A - Females usually range from 10-12 lbs, while the male can range from 12-16 pounds and as large as 20 pounds.
A - There is no cat that is completely allergy free. Generally, Siberians work with most who are mild to moderately allergic. They have lower levels of the protein fel d1 in their saliva, which is what causes the allergic reaction.
Q - Do Siberians shed a lot? How often will I have to groom them?
A - They have a long coat but are low maintenance. Siberians "blow" their coats twice a year in spring and fall typically. During those times, grooming(brushing) daily is recommended. Otherwise, brushing their fur and trimming their nails every few weeks is a good way to bond with your cat.
Q - How big do Siberians get?
A - Females usually range from 10-12 lbs, while the male can range from 12-16 pounds and as large as 20 pounds.
