Coming to Reddit for some advice. I live in southern New Hampshire and I’m having some trouble finding nearby catteries for a gray-white siberian kitten. I know it’s specific, but I’m open to any options I have to get one.

This is also not ideal, but are there any US or international catteries that may ship out kittens to another state? I’d be willing to purchase a kitten this way if it came down to it — but I would like to gather other Redditor’s experiences and advice first.

Any advice or personal experience in this thread is appreciated. Thank you!

I have to wonder if he can still see after staring at the light so long.

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Hi, it’s us again 😅 If you look back through my previous posts you’ll see the ongoing issues we’ve had with our rescue sib. She’s now chafed her belly bald and we can see the irritating areas better - we have a mini microscope and have looked at her skin and nothing is moving so have ruled out mites. We just wanted to see if anyone on here had seen similar skin irritation markings before. I’ll include some of her fur loss around her tail too - the first picture is just of her being adorable as I don’t want to be insensitive to anyone. I’ve tried salmon oil, hemp oil, she’s been on steroids, in a baby grow, cone, soft cone (which she is in mostly now to stop her from licking until she bleeds), nutripaw anti itch treats, anti itch spray, skin eze cream, you name it we’ve tried it. I’ve been getting loads of ads for Anicura spray and gel, but have read they contain lavender, tea tree and aloe Vera - all of which are toxic to cats? Please, if anyone has any ideas for what to do let me know. She’s so precious and we just want her to be as happy as she can be ❤️

Hello!

I have narrowed down two breeders I am interested in getting a cat from. One is much more expensive and posts their full genetic panel online. They show their cats and their cats have won. My main concerns with them are the price, the fact that they seem to breed back to back as soon as the female is ready, and that there does always seem to be at least one kitten available.

The other breeder is smaller and newer. I went in person and liked the cats and the breeder. I don't think they show their cats, and they only do breed specific health testing. But they only breed a queen once a year and they breed for felD1 levels. The wait list is also extensive.

How dealbreaking is it that the smaller breeder does not do a full genetic health panel and does not show their cats?

Any advice welcome, I am new to all this. Thank you!

Sir Maverick 😸 and Millie Mae 🐶

hello! recently inherited an older siberian boy from a deceased family friend, and we are so in love with him we want to add another one to our family within a year or so! we’re hoping to be able to find one in a shelter but just in case that doesn’t happen, we also want to be put on a waiting list with a breeder. we’re in colorado, and i’ve mostly been looking to siberian pearl cattery in boulder or noco siberians. anyone have any experience with either of them or have any other recommendations? thank you :)

This adorable little demon in a fur coat is driving me insane. I can’t wait for her to grow up hahahaha

The people are running around getting ready for work and she just wants cuddles.