FAQ

A $200 (cash, Venmo, Zelle) NON- REFUNDABLE deposit is required to reserve the kitten. The deposit is applied towards the final purchase price. We accept cash, Venmo, Zelle. The kitten will be reserved when your deposit is received.

A pet kitten is one that is sold without breeding right. Registration papers for your kitten could be obtained from TICA (The International Cat Association) upon your request and could be sent to you after the breeder receives the proof (copy of vet records) of altering.

Your new kitten can come to your home between 8-12 weeks of age. Spay/Neuter before 7 months (females) or 6-8 months of age (males) Provide basic veterinary care as needed. Must be an indoor pet and not permitted to roam outdoors.

We reserve the right to choose who we are selling or not selling a kitten to. After we get your form we will get in contact with you. We care about our kittens and want to make sure that the potential owner will take a good care of a kitten. Do not take it as a personal offense if we turn you down as a potential buyer – we have a strict policy we stick to in order to prevent undesired outcomes.

All our kittens have their first Veterinary visit at our local Veterinarian clinic, which includes recommended vaccines and a thorough evaluation.
Each kitten will be litter box trained.
All of our kittens are raised in house and will be acclimated to humans from birth. Siberians are very doglike breed and will need lots of interaction and stimulation. We recommend each kitten to live indoors, however, we strongly encourage lots of supervised outdoor play time as they love to run and climb trees. Be prepared to provide a cat tree and cat posts and toys for your kitten. Prior to arrival of your new kitten, we will provide you with a detailed checklist and an information guide so you can ensure a safe and smooth welcoming of your new kitty.

Yes. Each Siberian Hunter kitten leave the cattery with 1 year health guarantee. More information about that in the contract.

Litter box, litter and scoop, Toys and scratching post, cat tree, lots of love.

It is always a huge change. Remember, it is a first day in his/her live without mom and siblings. New home, perhaps other animals in the house, new people… Considering all these it is not unusual, if your new friend is hiding from you before he/she begin to trust you. Food and toys are your best friends in the first couple of days. Before you bring your new kitten home, put his food, water, toys, scratching post, and litter pan in a quiet room you can close off, such as a spare bedroom. It is very important to keep your new kitten away from other household pets during the quarantine time. Once your kitten has been examined by your vet you can slowly introduce them to other pets and the rest of the household. This should be done very slowly and with as little stress on the kitten as possible. You can expect that existing cats and the new kitten may hiss at each other. This should subside quickly once they get to know each other.

A cat carrier should be used every time your kitten/cat is riding in the car. An unrestrained cat can be a driving hazard, especially if he climbs down by the pedals, or jumps onto your shoulder. We suggest purchasing a carrier that is large enough for your kitten to use when it’s an adult.

We recommend to do that ASAP to confirm that you got healthy kitten. However, we require that your vet examine the kitten within 3 business days - as per our health guarantee. Your kitten will need his second vaccination shot at around 16 weeks old or at the advice of your vet. Be sure to take the vaccination records that we provide - so that your vet has a complete record on your new kitten More information is in the contract.

Your new kitten will go home with the food that the kitten has been eating since being weaned. It is very important to continue to use the same food - as a sudden diet change can cause diarrhea (which can be devastating to a young kitten). If you choose to change the brand of food when they are older, you must slowly transition 25% / 50% / 75%, etc...

You are free to choose where to allow you kitten. We don’t recommend sleeping with kittens. First, they sleep like babies. You can bring them from place to place without waking them up. You can easily kill the kitten covering with pillow of pressing with your body. Don’t be surprised if you or your kids feel sick after kissing your new friend or allow him/her to go into your bed. Remember, they don’t wash their hands with soup :o) Our cats don’t go into the bedroom even if the doors are open. Your new friend will soon follow you everywhere, Leave something only for yourself.

Toxic and Non-Toxic Plants List

ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center Phone Number: (888) 426-4435

This list contains plants that have been reported as having systemic effects on animals and/or intense effects on the gastrointestinal tract. Please note that the information contained in our plant lists is not meant to be all-inclusive, but rather a compilation of the most frequently encountered plants. Individual plants may differ in appearance from the photos used on our listings. Please be sure to check the name of the plant to determine its toxicity.
Also, be advised that the consumption of any plant material may cause vomiting and gastrointestinal upset for dogs and cats. Plants listed as either non-toxic, or potentially toxic with mild GI upset as their symptoms are not expected to be life-threatening to your pets.
If you believe that your animal is ill or may have ingested a poisonous substance, or if you have any further questions regarding the information contained in this database, contact either your local veterinarian or the APCC 24-hour emergency poison hotline at 1-888-426-4435.
https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/toxic-and-non-toxic-plants

We have a nice discount prepared for you.

We will send you “thank you card” ( $200 gift card) 2 months after adoption day.

Siberians a doglike cat. They enjoy feeling that they have a n owner. They enjoy to be trained. But in the beginning you need to teach your new friend to good. Your kitten will try new things to see your reaction. If you allow everything it will be where hard to change if you decide that “it too much”. Better to begin with your rules after 3 months of age. Clap twice if something is not OK, and you want kitten’s attention. Say: NO! raise you voice a little. If you have no response, spray him/her with water. You know, cats love water… After 20 times, clapping will be enough. It works! We promise!

Yes! You can go away for a few days. But make sure you have backup plan. Ask somebody to be available just in case. Buy a cheap IP video camera. Connect it when you are not at home to see if your kitten has food and water. Cats will survive without food for a few days, but without water…

Not the best idea! Balance is the key. Believe us, you will appreciate the time when your cat can stay at home without daily care. That is why you are getting Siberian Cat. Siberians are still REAL cats.

We will update the pictures on our Facebook page at 4 and 6 weeks of age. Sometimes more often.