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Why are Siberians called "Hypoallergenic"?
Siberian cats have been found to carry a very low level of Feline d1 protein (Fel-d1). This is a protein that has been identified to be specific to cats and it is suggested that those people who are allergic only to cats are likely sensitive to this protein.
Not all Siberians have the same low level of Fel-d1 and therefore people may react to some Siberian cats and not others. Valeria has tested very low at 1.68 mcg. Levels of 16 mcg are commonly seen in most breeds. Please visit kittentesting.com to learn more about fel d1 levels. People with cat allergies have comfortably visited with Valeria.
Not all Siberians have the same low level of Fel-d1 and therefore people may react to some Siberian cats and not others. Valeria has tested very low at 1.68 mcg. Levels of 16 mcg are commonly seen in most breeds. Please visit kittentesting.com to learn more about fel d1 levels. People with cat allergies have comfortably visited with Valeria.
How old is the kitten when it leaves Waterlily?
The kittens will be ready to go home at 11-12 weeks.
How do I reserve a kitten?
Our waiting list for kittens is closed for now.
Are the kittens given a health check?
All kittens will receive a veterinary health exam and the initial 8 week vaccinations. Kittens are bred from lines with low genetic health risks.
Are the kittens registered?
Waterlily Siberians are pedigreed. Kittens will be registered with TICA or CFA, pet kittens papers will be held until neutered or spayed.
Can we visit the cattery?
We are not accepting cattery visits at the moment.
Can you tell me more about allergies?
When will Waterlily have kittens?
Since Valeria has been spayed, we will be raising another girl in 2011 and we look forward to our next kittens in 2012. All our kittens are tested for fel d1 level before they are placed.
