Many people with cat allergies find that they are able to live with Siberians cats, me included! However, there are no guarantees.

Siberians tend to have lower levels of the allergy-causing protein - Fel D 1 in their saliva, although levels of this protein can vary from cat to cat and also changes as the cat grows up. kittens have the lowest levels of Fel D 1, it then increases towards adulthood and drops again once the cat is neutered.

Individuals can also react differently to differenct cat allergens.

The best thing to do is to visit the litter of kittens and see whether you have an allergic reaction.

Yes, allergy sittings can be arranged, generally at weekends. As these can be a bit disruptive, there is a £25 fee for a sitting. We can also send a fur sample for the cost of postage. You can rub the fur on your face and sniff it to see if you have a reaction.

All kitten will go to their new homes microchipped, checked at least once by the vet and vaccinated twice.

They will have 5 weeks free insurance from Agria, they will also receive a Royal Canin kitten pack which has a bag of food, some wet food pouches and money off your next purchase of food.

They will also go home with a pack containing toys and treats, a handy grooming tool, a blanket that smells of mum, and a folder containing their pedigree, vaccination record, microchipping number, kitten information pack, contract and GCCF registration certificate.

You can reach me anytime via thecontact page or email. New owners can also contact me through Whatsapp.

Pet kittens cost £1500 regardless of colour etc.

If you are a GCCF registered breeder and would like a kitten for showing and breeding a higher fee will apply. Please contact me to discuss.

We think it’s important to limit the number of litters a queen will have before she can retire and be a papmered pet!

So, from time to time we will have retired adults looking for very special new homes. If you would like to give an adult cat a loving home please get in touch.

A rehoming fee will apply.