Wednesday, November 21, 2018

Before You Buy Siberian Kittens For Sale Virginia

By Jason Stewart


At this point in time you are on this article because you are actively looking for a new pet, or perhaps even a replacement one to keep you company. Your tastes are more towards the feline variety and you are about to react to that Siberian kittens for sale Virginia sign you came across earlier. Before you do call them up and make a purchase, do read on in this article first before you make a commitment.

Before anything else you should take a personal inventory of your true intention and capabilities in terms of taking on a new pet. Remember that getting a pet is not a sort of fad that you do for a short amount of time, but something that you commit to for the long term. Remember also that it takes a lot of responsibility to take care of living thing and if you are not up to it, do not enter into it.

The Siberian is considered to be the ancestor of all modern long haired cats and can sometimes be mistaken for them. Some unscrupulous dealers may sometimes try to pass off a Maine Coon or a Norwegian Forest cat as true Siberians. A real deal Siberian however will set you back around USD 1300 to USD 1800 if you plan on getting one.

Temperament wise these cats are adventurous and friendly. They are so friendly in fact that they can get along with other cats, people and even dogs as well. Although in general they are very active and athletic by nature, these cats can also make good lap cats as well.

Many people will take a chance in giving a cat a bath, but it will not be successful with this cat, as it does not like water just as with any domestic feline. It also has a fur coat that is water resistant due to the natural oils found in it. This oil on the other hand will keep the fur in order and neat looking. Despite this, the Siberian will still need at least an hour of being brushed and groomed to get rid of the small tangles and debris it may have picked up.

On average the lifespan range of the Siberian is around a minimum of ten years to a maximum of eighteen years. Length of years is somewhat correlated to the amount of love and care it gets during its lifetime. The male when it reaches adulthood can get as heavy as twenty pounds while the female reaches fifteen pounds. Although it will be generally healthy throughout its natural life, this breed has a tendency to develop heart complications later on as it ages.

Much debate still surrounds the hypoallergenic properties of the fur for this breed. Many say it has no hypoallergenic qualities while others will say it has. In general however there is a scientific agreement as regards the amount of allergens the fir does have, being among one of the least of the cat breeds out there.

In sum this article has shown some basic considerations as regards this breed before you take it under your wing. It might also be a good idea to do further research on diet and upkeep so you can be a more responsible cat owner. Remember to always keep all bases covered as regards information for a potential pet so that you can make a more informed and educated choice.




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