Our kittens are $2,400 CAD + HST All kittens are registered with The International Cat Association (TICA) and come with:Veterinary health examinationFirst set of core vaccinationsHealth recordFour deworming treatmentsMicrochip identificationSix weeks of pet insuranceTwo-year genetic health guarantee covering HCM and PKD

The expected wait time is generally 2 to 12 months.Wait time varies depending on preferences such as colour, gender, personality, and timing.Joining the waitlist is free, but priority is given to families who have placed a deposit.Kitten selections typically begin around 6 weeks of age.We accept a limited number of deposits per expected litter (up to four), based on anticipated availability.

For the health and safety of our young kittens and nursing mothers, in-person visits are not available until kittens have received their first vaccinations at approximately 8 weeks of age.Kitten selection begins around 6 weeks of age, using individual photos and personality descriptions to help you find the kitten that feels like the best match for your family.Because many kittens are reserved before they reach 8 weeks old, in-person selection may be limited or unavailable. We do our best to provide plenty of information and guidance throughout the selection process so you can feel confident in your choice.

A kitten from any pairing may be reserved with a $250 deposit.  We accept a limited number of deposits per expected litter.The deposit is non-refundable and is applied toward the total purchase price. The remaining balance is due prior to your kitten going to their new home.When placing a deposit, you are welcome to share preferences for gender, colour, and personality. While we cannot guarantee specific outcomes, we always take these preferences into consideration.If you are not ready to place a deposit, you are welcome to join our free waitlist. Families are notified when kittens become available.Once deposit spots are filled, any additional kittens are offered to waitlisted families based on preference and timing.

We do not personally ship or deliver kittens.However, many kittens safely travel to their new homes using professional pet transportation services.We are happy to share transportation companies that our clients have had positive experiences with.

No. We do not spay or neuter kittens before they leave, as early anesthesia carries increased risk.All pet kittens are sold with a spay/neuter agreement and must be altered by 7 months of age. Your veterinarian can advise on the best timing.Declawing is not permitted under our contract.

No. All of our kittens are sold as pets only, and we do not offer breeding rights or stud service.

Discuss your kittens diet with your primary care veterinarian.Your veterinarian is the best source of information regarding the appropriate diet for your kitten. Their education and experience makes their opinion on diet and nutrition invaluable. They are not in the pet food industry, so you can be confident that their only interest is your pets health. We feed our kittens Purina Pro Plan Complete Essentials Chicken & Rice dry kitten food. If you choose to transition your kitten away from Purina Pro Plan, we recommend selecting a diet that meets these trusted industry standards: AAFCO Compliant: Guarantees the formula is certified nutritionally complete and balanced.WSAVA Guidelines: Ensures the manufacturer follows strict quality control and safety protocols. How often should you feed your kitten? Dry food -Have dry kitten food available at all times. Dry food can go stale so remember to keep the food in the bowl fresh. You may also choose to offer wet food 2X a day.Feeding wet food only - If you choose to feed only wet food your kitten will need to be fed 5-6 small meals a day.Generally kittens do not overeat so let the kitten eat until satisfied. Remove any uneaten wet food to prevent the kitten from eating any food that spoils. Your kitten will go home with a bag of Purina Pro Plan kitten food and 3 cans of wet food. If you decide to change the kitten's food, remember to transition to the new food over a 2 week period. Any sudden changes will cause GI upset and diarrhea.

We recommend discussing your kitten’s diet with your veterinarian.Raw feeding is a personal choice, and opinions vary among pet owners and veterinary professionals.Raw diets can carry risks, including nutritional imbalance and bacterial contamination if not properly formulated or handled.Veterinary guidance is strongly recommended if considering raw feeding.

Yes, but hypo-aypoallergenic does not mean they are allergen-free. It simply means they tend to produce lower levels of Fel d 1, the primary protein produced by cats that causes allergic reactions in humans. Because of this, there is still a possibility that someone with allergies may react to Siberians depending on their individual sensitivity. We do not have a trial period for placing kittens in homes with those with allergies.To give you the best chance of success, we recommend working with someone who specializes in this specific aspect of Siberian breeding. Please feel free to contact us for breeder reccomendations!

No. Neva Masquerades are a colour variation of the Siberian cat, not a crossbreed.They are produced when both parents carry the colourpoint gene.They are known for their lighter bodies, darker points, and striking blue eyes.The name comes from the Neva River region near St. Petersburg, Russia.

Families play an active role in selecting their kitten. Once kittens are around 6 weeks of age, families can choose based on individual photos, observations of each kitten’s temperament, and how they interact with us as well as their littermates.We’re always happy to consider your preferences and help guide you through the selection process. While we take your wishes into account, specific traits such as gender, colour, or personality cannot be guaranteed, as each kitten is unique.

Siberians have a dense, weather-resistant triple coat that is surprisingly easy to maintain.Weekly brushing is usually sufficient, with daily brushing recommended during seasonal shedding periods in spring and fall.We recommend a slicker brush and metal comb.Deshedding tools are not recommended as they can damage the coat.Some families also choose professional grooming once or twice a year.

There are many great products available, but here is a helpful starting list.Essential supplies:CarrierLitter box and litterFood and water dishesBedSlicker brush and metal combNail clippersScratching postToysCat treeOptional supplies:Window perchWheatgrassBreakaway collar (safety only)Corn or rice starch for groomingA water fountain is recommended, as many cats prefer running water.In multi-cat homes, we recommend one litter box per cat plus one extra.