Beautiful, hypoallergenic Siberian kittens
Welcome! Thank you so much for your interest in our Siberian kitties! In our cattery, we prioritize excellent health and temperament in addition to breeding to the breed standard. Our Siberian kittens come from champion lines and come health tested and guaranteed for the heritable diseases we test for. We pride ourselves on exceptional care by our entire family, including our four children. Your Siberian will arrive extremely well-socialized to children, dogs, small animals, and maybe even goats :D. Lastly, when you get a kitten from us, you have our mentorship for life. Call, text, email anytime. We are truly invested in making your experience positive. Get in touch with us, and we are happy to match you with your kitty!
We found Siberians originally because we have several with cat allergies in our family. At first, I thought I could survive without a kitty… However, we lived in a older house and the mice knew how to get in. Long story short, I did my research, and we got our first Siberian. She was an amazing mouser, and no issues with allergies for Dom!
Siberians are strong, affectionate cats. They are a large breed and have a substantial, rounded body with heavily boned legs and large, fur filled feet. Despite their strength and size, they are gentle cats and do great with families. They are very loving and playful. Ours get along great with kids, dogs, other cats, and other animals. They happily greet you and sit on your lap as soon as you sit down. They tend to have a healthy appetite, and can become quite large cats. We have one female who is 20 lbs! Like other larger breeds, Siberians mature slowly, sometimes not reaching their full physical development until they are five years old.
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Fun facts about Siberians
Siberians have a very long history dating back to 1000 AD.
Siberians are considered hypoallergenic because they produce significantly lower levels of the Fel d1 protein, which is the source of approximately 70% of cat allergies. Siberians have naturally lower levels of Fel d 1, with some cats having very low levels. If families have mild to moderate cat allergies, Siberians can be a great fit. We are happy to host cattery visits if you would like to assess your reaction to our cats. There are other secondary cat allergens, which typically people who are allergic to rabbits or horses (or who have severe food allergies to milk/meat) will react to low Fel d1 Siberians.
