Are you looking for Siberian cat breeders in Missouri near you or in a surrounding area?
I’ve put together a list of breeders in the state of Missouri, from Foristell to Kansas City, to hopefully help you find the perfect kitty you’re looking for.
Whether you want a Siberian because you or someone in your family suffers from allergies, or you have just fallen in love with this magnificent breed – Siberians are a great choice.
As long as you have plenty of attention to give and are willing to brush them a couple of times a week, you’re going to have a new best friend.
Good luck with your search, I hope you find the perfect little Siberian!
Siberian Cat Breeders in Missouri | Kittens & Cats for Sale
Breeder | Address | Tel Number | Website |
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WynnHeart Siberians | Western Missouri, near Kansas City | NA | https://wynnheartsiberians.com/ |
Slava Siberians | Missouri | NA | http://www.slavasiberians.com/ |
Cyberkoshki Siberians | St. Louis, Missouri | NA | http://cyberkoshki.com/ |
Gypsy Paw Cattery | Foristell, Missouri | NA | https://gypsypawcattery.com/ |
Winterbrook Cattery | Olathe, Kansas City, Missouri | 913-829-6951 | http://winterbrooksiberians.com/ |
WynnHeart Siberians
Address – Western Missouri, near Kansas City
Phone – NA
Website – https://wynnheartsiberians.com/
Slava Siberians
Address – Missouri
Phone – NA
Website – http://www.slavasiberians.com/
Cyberkoshki Siberians
Address – St. Louis, Missouri
Phone – NA
Website – http://cyberkoshki.com/
Gypsy Paw Cattery
Address – Foristell, Missouri
Phone – Greater St. Louis, MO
Website – https://gypsypawcattery.com/
Winterbrook Cattery
Address – Olathe, Kansas City, Missouri
Phone – 913-829-6951
Website – http://winterbrooksiberians.com/
What It Means to Be TICA or CFA Certified
You may have heard of or seen logos for the CFA (The Cat Fanciers’ Association) or TICA (The International Cat Association) when viewing a breeders website.
These two organizations are registries for pedigree cats and also hold catteries and breeders to high standards.
Not every breeder will be a member of either of these organizations, and it’s not a requirement by any means.
But it does show that they are dedicated to operating an ethical and professional business and that they are registering their cats.
Essentially it’s added peace of mind. You’re going to be spending a lot of money on your Siberian, so you do have to do some due diligence.
Another thing you can do to reassure yourself that you’re dealing with a trustable breeder is to look for reviews online.
It’s not always easy to find reviews from happy customers, but it’s something you should at least look into.
How Much Do Siberian Cats Cost?
As a rare pedigree, Siberian cats come with a high price tag. But they are worth every penny!
There are a lot of factors that contribute to the price of a Siberian. However, looking at a few breeder websites you’re looking to pay somewhere in the range of $1,500-$4,000.
If you’re considering a Siberian because you have allergies, there are some variations that have even lower allergens but they might come with a higher price.
This along with the other requirements you have is something to discuss with a breeder to get a more accurate idea of how much you’ll have to pay.
Additional Resources for Siberian Cat Owners
Bringing home your first Siberian is an exciting – and slightly anxious – time. You really have nothing to worry about though, Siberians are easy to care for.
To help out, I thought I’d share a few online resources that might come in handy:
Siberian cats on Reddit – Some people love it, some hate it – but there is no denying that Reddit has one of the largest online communities.
It’s worth dropping into this subreddit, you might make some new friends, you can swap some cute pictures, and get some of your questions answered.
Adoptapet.com – If you were not able to find a kitten or a breeder you wanted to work with from the list above, why not consider adopting a Siberian?
Adoptapet is one of – if not the – largest websites aggregating data from thousands of shelters and rescues. You might just find your perfect companion waiting to meet you there!
Are Siberians Really Hypoallergenic Cats?
Siberian cats are often marketed as hypoallergenic and perfect for people with allergies – and this is true.
When someone is allergic to cats, it’s because cats produce an allergen called FelD1. This allergen becomes airborne when cats groom themselves and they create dander.
Siberians produce a much lower amount of FelD1 compared with other breeds, this is what makes them ‘hypoallergenic’.
Some people who are allergic to cats do not experience any allergic reactions living with Siberians at all.
It’s still possible to have a reaction though and depends on the individual. Some breeders specialize in Siberians that have very low FelD1, if you suffer from allergies you should discuss this before making a decision.
Average Lifespan of a Siberian Cat
According to online sources, the average lifespan of a Siberian cat is fairly typical in the 10-12 year range.
Everyone I speak to who has owned them, however, says they expect an age more in the 14-16 range.
Are Siberian Cats Good Family Pets?
Siberians are great family pets, you have nothing to be concerned about in regards to how well they’ll settle into your home.
They adapt well to different climates, have a calm and friendly temperament towards other animals, and enjoy human company.
Ideally, there will be someone in most of the time I’m in your home, as Siberians prefer company.
They are cats though and are perfectly fine being left alone for short periods. They do like their sleep but are more active at night like most cats are.
If you do let your Siberian out, you need to be aware that they love exploring and are very good at catching prey for big cats.
A combination of some sturdy cat furniture, some interactive toys, and plenty of play and fuss time is the perfect recipe for a Siberian.
Oh, and of course some regular brushing is required to help keep their thick coats in good order and free of matting.
Siberian Breeders Across the U.S.
If you didn’t find available Siberian that met your requirements from the breeders listed above, click any of the states below to see Siberian breeders in that state:
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