Siberian cats – are they the right choose of a cat breed for a family with children?
When choosing a breed, many people want to know how cats get along with their children.
Siberian cats are ideal companion-cats, they are friendly and sociable, affectionate and patient, they are incredibly human oriented – so they are perfect for communicating with children. Some Siberian cats even “adopt” human children – they take care of them, protect them from dangers.
Therefore, if you are planning to buy a Siberian traditional or Neva masquerade kitten – you can be sure that the Siberian kitten will be an excellent choice for your children. By purchasing a Siberian kitten, you will find both a real nanny for your little baby, and a great friend and companion for an older child.
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I bet you don’t even know how versatile the Siberian cats are. The Siberian or Neva masquerade cats are an uninterrupted source of positive energy, good mood and the Creator of a smile on your face.
The Siberian cat is a great friend, companion, it is an interlocutor and assistant. The Siberian Neva masquerade cat is a house doctor. Perfectly raises the immune system at any time of the year. Feels your problem areas and tries to show you them and sometimes even treat them.
And most importantly – the Siberian cat is the best protection against viruses. Believe me, your pet will not allow any viruses to attack favorite host. You still don’t have a big, furry, kind and cheerful Siberian friend? We will help you make the right choice!
Neva masquerade Siberian kittens – are they hypoallergenic?
There is an opinion that the Siberian cats are a hypoallergenic breed.
Let’s look at this issue in more detail.
Most people believe that an allergic reaction is caused by the fur of our furry companions. However, the negative reaction of the human body is caused by the protein Fel D1, which is contained in the saliva, urine and skin cells of cats, and wool is only one of the ways to spread the smallest particles of allergen into the environment. This protein is contained in much smaller amounts in the saliva of Siberian cats. For this reason, when a Siberian cat licks itself, the concentration of Fel D1 protein on its coat, and therefore in the air, is much less than in other breeds of cats (including Shorthair and hairless).
But is not true to say that Siberian cats are completely hypoallergenic because this protein is also contained in the urine and skin cells. They are the ones are the cause of allergic reaction. The choice of Siberian cats will help allergy sufferers with a weak reaction. At the same time a more thorough cleaning of the room is desirable, preferably with disinfectants. And washing of trays and using of litter for them is better to entrust a family member who does not have an allergic reaction to this protein.
The best option to find out if you are allergic to Siberian cats is to visit the cattery of Siberian cats. And it is good if you can spend some time in it – not just a minute – to make sure that the allergic reaction does not manifest. In our practice there were many situations when the allergy was manifested and people unfortunately left us with nothing. But there were also those when the Siberian cats was suitable for allergy sufferers and they could easily get along with them.
Everything is purely individual. But if you love cats and want to buy a Siberian kitten – you just need to try.
