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Is it OK to hit a Siberian kitten?

Is it OK to hit a Siberian kitten?

If the kitten gets somewhere they shouldn’t, tell them NO, but don’t raise your voice too much, and definitely never ever hit your Siberian kitten. Violence should be absolutely off limits. Hitting your kitten will not help them understand the situation better. What it will do is scare them and destroy their budding trust for you.

Where did my Siberian kittens come from in the UK?

From litter one born on 6th may only Last 2 grey shade boys available One pure white with blue eyes and two grey boys with blue eyes . (Pictures are attached )They are highly suitable people with allergies . My cats are imported and came from Poland and Germany and registered with Fife clu

How to take care of a New Siberian kitten?

They are not unfriendly (especially Siberian cats), it just takes them time. If there already is another cat in your home, try to keep your new kitten and the older cat separately for at least a few days. Cats do not meet strangers easily and need time to adjust.

Is it possible to adopt a Siberian cat?

The actual adoption process for these kittens was a crazy experience in itself, and it spanned quite a few months. Siberians are still pretty rare, so you pretty much have to go through a breeder to get any (you won’t find Siberians at your local shelter, unfortunately).

When do Siberian cats end up in rescue?

Often Siberian cats end up in rescue after one or more family members develop an allergy for their kitty. Although Siberians are considered more hypoallergenic than a lot of other breeds due to their reduced amount of Fel D1 production, they can still trigger an allergy in those people who are predisposed to it.

What’s the best way to adopt a Siberian cat?

The traditional way to adopt a Siberian cat into your family is to find a Siberian cat breeder with an upcoming litter. You can check out my post here about Siberian cat breeders in different areas of the world.

Can a Siberian cat be a hypoallergenic cat?

Although Siberians are considered more hypoallergenic than a lot of other breeds due to their reduced amount of Fel D1 production, they can still trigger an allergy in those people who are predisposed to it. Often it happens at later stages of life when the kitten has grown and turned into a bigger cat.

Where can I find list of Siberian cats?

You can also check RescueMe website, the section dedicated to Siberian Cats: http://siberian.rescueme.org/ . There you can see a map that shows how many Siberian rescues are available in each state (for United States of America) and also numbers and information on Siberians in other countries.