Diamond Dream Cattery

About Us

We are a professional cattery with extensive experience and high-standard kittens. Based in Vancouver, Canada, and registered with TICA, we specialize in breeding Forest Siberian and Neva Masquerade kittens, focusing on maintaining pure Siberian traits.

Our cattery provides a nurturing environment, ensuring our kittens are well-socialized and accustomed to family life. Siberians are known for their hypoallergenic qualities, making them a great choice for families with allergies.

We offer ongoing support to new kitten owners, including advice on care, feeding, and training. All our kittens are vaccinated and vet-checked before they leave our cattery.

Breed History

The Siberian cat is an ancient, breathtaking, and magnificent breed that originated in Siberia. The Siberian is the national cat of Russia, where they have been cherished for thousands of years. The breed received its name not only from its place of distribution but also due to its size, compared to the greatness of Siberia.

Physical Traits

The Siberian cat is a fabulous forest breed. They have a rich triple coat to protect against the cold, making them unique from other long-haired cats. In the summer, they shed their fur to keep cool, and in the winter, they grow back their fur (proper diet can help).

The weight of a male cat can reach 8-10 kg (17.5-22 lbs), while female cats weigh on average 5-6 kg (11-13 lbs). According to the standard, the body weight should not be less than 3.5 kg (7.5 lbs). On average, the life expectancy of a Siberian cat is 11-18+ years.

Personality and Behavior

Siberian cats are smart, athletic, and enjoy playing with you, your kids, and other family members. The Siberian breed loves to climb, explore, and play. Siberians are the most inquisitive, intelligent, and healthy cats. They are very attentive cats with amazing loyalty and a warm personality. Siberian cats have a strong hunting instinct.

Comparison to Other Breeds

Persian Cats: Persian cats often suffer from respiratory issues due to their flat faces. They require frequent grooming to maintain their long coats. In contrast, Siberians have a more manageable grooming routine and are less prone to respiratory problems.

Siamese Cats: Siamese cats are known for their vocal nature and can be very demanding. Siberians, on the other hand, have a balanced temperament, combining playfulness with calmness, making them easier to live with.

Maine Coons: Maine Coons are large and friendly but prone to health issues like hip dysplasia due to their size. Siberians are more agile and less prone to such problems, making them a healthier choice.

Bengal Cats: Bengals are energetic and require a lot of stimulation, which may not suit every household. Siberians are adaptable and fit well into various living environments, from busy families to quieter homes.

Ragdolls: Ragdolls require frequent grooming to prevent matting. Siberians have a unique fur texture that resists matting and tangling, making their grooming routine more manageable.

British Shorthairs: British Shorthairs are known for their calm demeanor but can be prone to obesity. Siberians maintain a healthy weight due to their active nature and playful behavior.

Sphynx Cats: Sphynx cats, while hypoallergenic, require regular bathing to remove oils from their skin. Siberians are naturally clean and require less maintenance, making them a more convenient choice for busy owners.

Breed Standards by TICA