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Siberian Kittens Raised with Gentle Care
  • 100% Siberian Lines, Backed by Geneticly Tested Parents & Pedigrees
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Siberian Cat Breeder You Can Trust

  • Dedicated to Quality Siberian Cats Since 2005
At Heart of Gold Siberian Cattery, every kitten begins life surrounded by care, comfort, and devotion. As a dedicated Siberian cat breeder, I take great pride in raising Siberian cats with love, patience, and responsibility. My cattery operates with licensing through the Georgia Department of Agriculture, a Forsyth County business license, and a conditional use permit to legally breed Siberian cats. For families searching for Siberian kittens for sale, please know that every kitten is raised with intention, love, and ethical care. I believe in quality over quantity and do not overbreed, which is why my cattery usually has a waitlist.
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The Gold Standard in Siberian Kitten Care

I work with Orr Animal Hospital in Cumming, GA, a trusted veterinary partner for the past 40 years. The veterinarian has an on-call cardiologist for HCM testing, which may include an echocardiogram, electrocardiogram, cardiac MRI, and sometimes genetic testing. The cattery also works with UC Davis Veterinary Genetics Laboratory for DNA-based genetic testing, including PKD kidney disease, PK deficiency, anemia, coat color analysis, and parentage verification. Adult cats receive yearly health screenings with a qualified veterinarian, which may include a blood panel. All kittens are registered with TICA and qualify to be registered with CFA.
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Who and What Is TICA?

TICA (The International Cat Association) was founded in 1978 and is the world’s largest genetic registry of pedigreed cats and household pet cats and kittens. Professional breeding helps preserve the distinct characteristics of pedigreed breeds and supports predictable physical and behavioral traits for future generations. TICA maintains written breed standards, creates rules for cat shows, and trains and licenses judges. Heart of Gold Siberian Cattery can be found listed on TICA’s purebred Siberian breeder list. However; TICA doesnt endorse or visit to inspect this cattery.
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TICA does not indorse or inspect this cattery

The Art of Creation: A Siberian Kitten’s Journey from my heart to yours!

The domestic cat’s lifecycle unfolds in distinct phases, with Siberians gradually developing their features, structure, coat, and personality over a five-year period. As an experienced Siberian cat breeder, Heart of Gold Siberian Cattery watches each kitten grow through remarkable stages:
The Newborn Stage,0–2 Weeks:
Kittens are born fully dependent, with closed eyes and ears. Neva Masquerade siberian kittens are born white and color develoopes later. They need a safe, quiet nest and frequent bed checks to ensure they are nursing and protected. Baby-blue eyes are open at 2 weeks and rounded ears stand upright. The Neva Masquerade siberian kittens the eyes stay blue. The points face feet tail color later.
The Weaning & Exploration Stage, 5–8 Weeks:
At 4 weeks worming. Cindy is still picking up the kittens to ensure weight gain. At 5 weeks kittens begin eating wet canned food in the morning, lunch, and evening. Dry kibble is offered 24/7, and fresh water is changed daily. They are in a whelp pen learning litterbox habits 101. Your kitten will be fully litterbox trained. Then at 6 weeks first doctor visit. Kittens se my qualified vet as often as needed. No limit.
Ready for New Homes,12 Weeks:
By 12 weeks, kittens have been to the vet for age appropriate vaccines and they are litter trained, socialized and are ready for their new families. They have received age appropriate vaccines, microchipped. I teach you how to clip the toenails and train kitten how to not scratch furniture.
Juvenile Phase, 4–6 Months:
Siberian kittens grow into highly energetic young cats. At 6 months spay or neuter is required. Bonding time. Teach your children to be gentle. Siberians are highly sensory felines. it is a privilege to own one of my kittens please take care of them! Your kitten needs a rabi vaccine before being altered. My vet will not spay or neuter a baby cat and i do not recommend due that body parts are so small.
Adolescence to Full Adulthood, Up to 5 Years:
Eye color settles, facial ruffs and jawlines widen, and their thick adult coat and full structure develop. They shed once a year in the summer. My lines growth spurts are common. I recommend a doctor visit once a year for a health check.
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For those looking for Siberian kittens for sale, Heart of Gold Siberian Cattery gives each kitten the best start possible—guided by health, pedigree, and a true love for the breed. Explore available kittens today and take the first step toward bringing home a furry companion raised with heart.
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