🐈 Siberian kittens
The Siberian is a large, powerful, and agile cat with a thick triple coat and an affectionate, dog-like personality. Hardy and playful, it bonds strongly with its family and is often cited as a lower-allergen breed.
History & background
Russia's native forest cat, the Siberian has existed for centuries in Siberia's harsh climate and appears in Russian folklore. It was first exported to the West in the late 1980s and 1990s.
Is a Siberian right for you?
It is well suited to active families wanting a sociable, sturdy cat that enjoys play and even water. Siberians get along with children and other pets and adapt well to indoor life.
Care & health
The dense triple coat needs brushing two to three times a week and sheds heavily in spring and fall. In Florida, keep them cool with air conditioning and fresh water to offset the heavy coat. Screen breeding lines for HCM.
Siberian FAQ
Are Siberian cats hypoallergenic?
Siberians are often reported to produce less Fel d 1 allergen and are among the breeds many allergy sufferers tolerate better, though individual results vary.
Do Siberian cats shed a lot?
Yes, especially seasonally. Their triple coat sheds heavily in spring and fall and needs brushing two to three times weekly.
Can Siberians handle Florida's climate?
As indoor cats they do fine, but their heavy coat means they need air conditioning and constant fresh water to stay comfortable.
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