I have over 20 years breeding experience and take great pride in all my babies. They are raised in a very clean loving smoke free family home.
They have the wonderful Russian Blue personality along with the great quality of being hypoallergenic as I personally have cat allergies and these beautiful cats do not cause a problem. This is not to say that everyone would not have a problem but it certainly is encouraging. Many people misunderstand what hypoallergenic means, hypoallergenic simply means less likely to cause a reaction, it does not mean they are non allergenic as no cat is non allergenic.
This is one of the main reasons I started breeding was to share the wonderful experience of owning a cat that does not cause an allergic reaction in most people.
They are also a lower shedding breed of cat .
That said, my focus in breeding is on health and temperament. The parent cats are traditional looking Russian Blues.
We know it is very important for you to have a healthy companion for many years and it is our main focus to make sure that all our babies have the best start in life we can give them! All adult cats are health tested negative for FeLV (Feline Leukemia virus) and FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency virus)
Cats and kittens are kept very healthy with my on call veterinarians and benefit from regular vet visits. All cats and kittens are fed a quality diet of dry and canned as well as supplemented with probiotics(Fortiflora) to promote a healthy immune system and good gastrointestinal health recommended by our veterinarian. I do not compromise on the health of my cats or kittens! Cats and kittens are provided different types of enrichment in the form of cat trees, posts and scratchers, window perches, and assorted interactive toys.
Cats and kittens are not kept in cages but have run of the house as any pet would for a social happy life.
Babies are loved and handled daily from birth. They are weighed daily for the first 7 weeks to ensure they are gaining and doing well and their nails are clipped once a week. Mom is also monitored to ensure she is doing well.
All Russian blue babies are born with blue eyes that turn green as they mature.
At 6 weeks kittens are moved into the living room area where they are exposed to visiting people and the various sounds of everyday living. Between 4 and 5 weeks they are litter box training and are completely trained by 5 weeks old and are well trained when you take them home.
Kittens and adult cats are provided many interactive toys for stimulation and enrichment, cat trees/condos to play on andassorted scratchers and toys and have lots of playtime running around the living room, dinning room, and kitchen where we sit, play and spend time with them. All kittens are started training to use a sisal post and cardboard for scratching so that the need to declaw is totally unnecessary.
I spend a great amount of time socializing and teaching and all of this is very important to creating a very loving well adjusted, well behaved kitten.
Kittens are released when they reach the age of 9 to 10 weeks old when they are eating well on their own and have had time with their litter mates for proper socialization.
They have the wonderful Russian Blue personality along with the great quality of being hypoallergenic as I personally have cat allergies and these beautiful cats do not cause a problem. This is not to say that everyone would not have a problem but it certainly is encouraging. Many people misunderstand what hypoallergenic means, hypoallergenic simply means less likely to cause a reaction, it does not mean they are non allergenic as no cat is non allergenic.
This is one of the main reasons I started breeding was to share the wonderful experience of owning a cat that does not cause an allergic reaction in most people.
They are also a lower shedding breed of cat .
That said, my focus in breeding is on health and temperament. The parent cats are traditional looking Russian Blues.
We know it is very important for you to have a healthy companion for many years and it is our main focus to make sure that all our babies have the best start in life we can give them! All adult cats are health tested negative for FeLV (Feline Leukemia virus) and FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency virus)
Cats and kittens are kept very healthy with my on call veterinarians and benefit from regular vet visits. All cats and kittens are fed a quality diet of dry and canned as well as supplemented with probiotics(Fortiflora) to promote a healthy immune system and good gastrointestinal health recommended by our veterinarian. I do not compromise on the health of my cats or kittens! Cats and kittens are provided different types of enrichment in the form of cat trees, posts and scratchers, window perches, and assorted interactive toys.
Cats and kittens are not kept in cages but have run of the house as any pet would for a social happy life.
Babies are loved and handled daily from birth. They are weighed daily for the first 7 weeks to ensure they are gaining and doing well and their nails are clipped once a week. Mom is also monitored to ensure she is doing well.
All Russian blue babies are born with blue eyes that turn green as they mature.
At 6 weeks kittens are moved into the living room area where they are exposed to visiting people and the various sounds of everyday living. Between 4 and 5 weeks they are litter box training and are completely trained by 5 weeks old and are well trained when you take them home.
Kittens and adult cats are provided many interactive toys for stimulation and enrichment, cat trees/condos to play on andassorted scratchers and toys and have lots of playtime running around the living room, dinning room, and kitchen where we sit, play and spend time with them. All kittens are started training to use a sisal post and cardboard for scratching so that the need to declaw is totally unnecessary.
I spend a great amount of time socializing and teaching and all of this is very important to creating a very loving well adjusted, well behaved kitten.
Kittens are released when they reach the age of 9 to 10 weeks old when they are eating well on their own and have had time with their litter mates for proper socialization.
