About Us

Dear friends, sincerely welcome you at "Winter Paws" cattery the Siberian cats breeder in Connecticut

My name is Olena, the breeder of Siberian cats (since 2010) from Kiev, Ukraine. The story of my life and my Cattery continues now in Connecticut state US.

My friend Yulia Nicholas (the breeder of Siberian cats in Connecticut, "www.nicholas-siberians.com") and her family (Jeff Nicholas, Nicholas Law Firm) are people whom I deeply thankful for their help and support!

The story of our friendship begins in far 2017, when I received the e-mail from Yulia with the request about available Siberian kitten Zefirinka, who became a founder of Nicholas-Siberians cattery.

And now we know for sure - Siberian Cats DO unite people!

White Neva masquerade Siberian cat with blue eyes

What makes siberian cats breeder the best

Sincere LOVE and DEDICATION to Breeding Siberian Forest Cats!

And, of course, KNOWELEDGE-STUDYING-EXPERIENCE. As a professional Siberian Cats Breeder "Winter Paws" Siberian Cattery Connecticut works with original Siberian Cats' blood lines, instantly coming from TOP Notch Russian, Ukrainian, Belorussian Siberian Catteries.

Every Siberian kitten at "Winter Paws" Siberian Cattery is a precious treasure and being treated with all the heart and love, provided with all the necessary to the highest standards: High quality food, proper veterinary observation and vaccines, deworming, litter box training, socialization.

A Furever siberian Friend

One of the most important things in bringing up a wonderful Siberian cat is a human socialization!

Petting Siberian kittens, playing with them, laying and seating with Siberian forest cats, enjoying them being around you, let Siberian kittens jump and run on top and over you, enjoying the cuddling of furry babies on laps and chest - all these activities and interactions we happily provide in Winter Paws Siberian cattery. Our goal is make the best that Siberian kitten will grow into amazing forever friend for all family members, with whom you will enjoy your life together, so it will be full of furry love, cuddles, funny hilarious moments and loooots of sweet purrs on your laps!!!

FACTS ABOUT SIBERIAN CAT

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general about Siberian cat

Siberian cats, also called Siberian Forest cats or Moscow Longhairs, are a medium to large semi-longhair breed with males ranging from 15 to 20 pounds and females only slightly smaller.

They are strong, alert, and adventurous with lustrous coats and round, curious eyes. Siberians are a land-race breed, meaning they developed over time by adapting to their surroundings – which explains the thick coats needed to face those harsh Russian winters!

Because of their easygoing personalities and relatively low maintenance, they make great additions to active households full of kids and other furry family members. (copied from https://www.aspcapetinsurance.com/resources/siberian-cat-facts/ )

Temperament

Siberian cats are an active and playful breed, enjoying games like fetch and learning tricks that stimulate them mentally. Their athleticism allows them to climb and perch themselves from the highest heights. Siberian cats are bold and love to play with water and get along well with other pets and children. (copied from https://www.purina.com/cats/cat-breeds/siberian)

Is Siberian cat a hypoallergenic breed?

Feline salivary, anal, and sebaceous glands emanate about ten different allergens, but most humans react to Fel d 1. In a study conducted on kids and adults suffering from cat allergies, over 94% of the participants experienced sensitivity to Fel d 1 and not the other cat allergens (like Fel d 2, Fel d 3, and Fel d 4).

The genes Ch1 and Ch2 in felines are responsible for making Fel d 1. Siberian cats are sometimes classified as hypoallergenic cats because their Ch1 and Ch2 genes have mutated considerably to produce a negligible amount of Fel d 1. Keep in mind that a hypoallergenic kitty only means a low-level allergenic cat—as it’s impossible to eliminate all the allergens they release. (copied from https://www.untamedcatfood.com/blogs/cat-breeds/hypoallergenic-siberian-cat)

Siberian cat health

Siberian cats are generally healthy, especially females, with an average lifespan of 10 to 18 years. With proper care and diet, these kitties can easily live longer.

Unfortunately, even the most resilient breeds are not immune to some genetic diseases and disorders.

Here is what to watch out for: Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM), polycystic kidney disease (PKD), hereditary cancer, Feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD), Gum disease. (copied from https://www.untamedcatfood.com/blogs/cat-breeds/siberian-cat-health-issues)

Why Siberian kitten is so expensive?

Owning a Siberian cat is considered by some a form of investment. The hefty price tag usually starts at $1,200 and can skyrocket up to a whopping $4000 per kitten.

So, why are Siberian cats so expensive?

This Siberian native breed commands a high price tag due to several factors, including high demand and low supply on top of breeding, registration, vaccination, and homing expenses.

High Demand and Low Supply of Siberian Cats

Outside of their native Russia, Siberian kitties are considered rare. It is pretty hard and complex to look for a reputable breeder (TICA-certified Siberian Breeders in the US, Canada).

Responsible Siberian breeders usually set out high prices for healthy kittens in the cat market because there are a lot of processes and expenses that need to be undergone in raising purebred Siberian kittens with full registration.

Siberian cats are the national cat of Russia and have only just arrived in the United States around 1990.

They are incredibly expensive to import which makes them relatively rare outside of Europe. Despite that, the breed is immensely popular among cat fancier and breeder organizations.

Compounding the dilemma of low supply, cat lovers around the world are clamoring to own Siberian cats because of the breed’s undeniable majestic attributes with the rare and exotic status.

The demand is insanely high that many catteries and breeders have long wait lists for cat lovers attempting to own this ancient breed. (copied from https://oxfordpets.com/why-are-siberian-cats-so-expensive/)

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Reserve Your Siberian Friend!

Reach us to find out about available

Siberian kittens in Connecticut

or to reserve your

furever siberian forest friend

Olena

959-216-7217

Hours

Mon	09:00 am – 08:00 pm
Tue	09:00 am – 08:00 pm
Wed	09:00 am – 08:00 pm
Thu	09:00 am – 08:00 pm
Fri	09:00 am – 08:00 pm
Sat	09:00 am – 08:00 pm
Sun	09:00 am – 08:00 pm

You are welcome to meet your

"Winter Paws" Siberian kitten

by appointment

Connecticut

Olena 959-216-7217

Siberian Forest Kittens with Original pedigrees

Siberian Forest Kittens with Original pedigrees

About Us

Dear friends, sincerely welcome you at "Winter Paws" cattery the Siberian cats breeder in Connecticut

What makes siberian cats breeder the best

A Furever siberian Friend

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FACTS ABOUT SIBERIAN CAT

High Demand and Low Supply of Siberian Cats

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Siberian Kitten Inquiries

Reserve Your Siberian Friend!

Olena

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Siberian Forest Kittens with Original pedigrees

Siberian Forest Kittens with Original pedigrees

About Us

Dear friends, sincerely welcome you at "Winter Paws" cattery the Siberian cats breeder in Connecticut

What makes siberian cats breeder the best

A Furever siberian Friend

Photo Gallery

FACTS ABOUT SIBERIAN CAT

High Demand and Low Supply of Siberian Cats

WinterPaws Siberian Cats Breeder Connecticut on social

Contact Us

Siberian Kitten Inquiries

Reserve Your Siberian Friend!

Olena

Hours

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