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Breed traits and characteristics

The Neva Masquerade cat breed is as exotic and appealing as it sounds! Hailing from Russia, these beautiful, playful felines are the sister breed to the loveable Siberian Cat. The main difference between these two stunning long-haired breeds is their colouring. Neva Masquerades are a colourpoint variant of the Siberian with piercing deep blue eyes.

The name ‘Neva Masquerade’ refers to the Neva River in St. Petersburg where the breed was first developed around the late 1970s. If you are looking for an affectionate, lively companion that’s guaranteed to draw attention wherever it goes, the Neva Masquerade could be the perfect kitty for you.

Unlike many other cat breeds, Neva Masquerades are highly social, making them great additions to any family home. In fact, in their native Russia, they are renowned for being particularly good with children because of their playful natures and chilled demeanours. They also mature later than other breeds, making them the perfect playmates for children young and old!

The Neva Masquerade was first recognised as an official breed by FIFe (Fédération Internationale Féline) in 2011. However, it’s still commonly referred to as a Siberian because, aside from colour, the two breeds share many of the same traits.

If you yearn for a warm, cuddly companion who’s independent yet extremely loving, the Neva Masquerade could be perfect for you. These cats will happily dash after a toy, follow you from room to room making adorable chirping noises, or curl up on your lap at the end of a long day. They just need owners who can cater to their social needs and be able to brush their long, thick fur several times a week.

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Our mission is to eliminate puppy and kitten farms and backyard breeders by promoting ethical and registered breeders.

We only collaborate with licensed, reputable breeders registered with KC, FCI, AKC and members of World Cat Congress (GCCF, LOOF, WCF etc.)

Our Partner Breeders run extensive DNA and health tests on their animals. They offer health guarantees to give you extra piece of mind.

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Breed traits and characteristics

The Neva Masquerade cat breed is as exotic and appealing as it sounds! Hailing from Russia, these beautiful, playful felines are the sister breed to the loveable Siberian Cat. The main difference between these two stunning long-haired breeds is their colouring. Neva Masquerades are a colourpoint variant of the Siberian with piercing deep blue eyes.

The name ‘Neva Masquerade’ refers to the Neva River in St. Petersburg where the breed was first developed around the late 1970s. If you are looking for an affectionate, lively companion that’s guaranteed to draw attention wherever it goes, the Neva Masquerade could be the perfect kitty for you.

Unlike many other cat breeds, Neva Masquerades are highly social, making them great additions to any family home. In fact, in their native Russia, they are renowned for being particularly good with children because of their playful natures and chilled demeanours. They also mature later than other breeds, making them the perfect playmates for children young and old!

The Neva Masquerade was first recognised as an official breed by FIFe (Fédération Internationale Féline) in 2011. However, it’s still commonly referred to as a Siberian because, aside from colour, the two breeds share many of the same traits.

If you yearn for a warm, cuddly companion who’s independent yet extremely loving, the Neva Masquerade could be perfect for you. These cats will happily dash after a toy, follow you from room to room making adorable chirping noises, or curl up on your lap at the end of a long day. They just need owners who can cater to their social needs and be able to brush their long, thick fur several times a week.

No puppy mill pledge

Our mission is to eliminate puppy and kitten farms and backyard breeders by promoting ethical and registered breeders.

We only collaborate with licensed, reputable breeders registered with KC, FCI, AKC and members of World Cat Congress (GCCF, LOOF, WCF etc.)

Our Partner Breeders run extensive DNA and health tests on their animals. They offer health guarantees to give you extra piece of mind.

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Our DEFRA and Veterinary approved transport network ensure your new family member arrives home safe and healthy.
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Meet the Siberian

Coming from the extreme climate of Siberia, this cat was made to survive and thus, has a strong-boned and muscular form and a triple-coat of fur. Their coat serves as protection from the harsh elements, and they can adapt well to temperature changes. They typically shed their outer coats in the Spring, then regrow them in the autumn.

Their thick fur, along with their ​​barrel-shaped, firm belly, makes them appear much heavier than they are. However, Siberians are only medium to medium-large size and weigh between 8 to 17 pounds. They also have a thick, bushy tail and round, tufted paws.

Their wedge-shaped heads have soft contours, giving that endearing look. In addition, they have beautiful round eyes that may be one of several different shades, including green, gold, or copper.

The Siberian’s coat also comes in different colours and combinations. White and grey shades are most common, but Siberians can also be black, blue or red solid colours. Likewise, they can sport various patterns such as Calcio, tabby, and tortoiseshell.

The temperament of a Siberian cat

Siberians have a very well-rounded temperament. They are active and playful yet affectionate and friendly. They like to be around people, children, and other pets and enjoy sitting on their owner’s lap, especially when being groomed.

Siberians have an unusual love of water and will act very interested in both running and still liquid. They see their water bowl as a toy and will often dip their paws in. They will also do this if a tap is on, and if you like to take baths, your Siberian might even want to share it with you.

You don’t need to bathe your Siberian to maintain their coat. But, as they are one of the easiest breeds to wash, you can bath them from time to time, especially if they have gotten particularly dirty.

Another personality trait of these cheeky kitties is their jumping skills. They see shelves and bookcases as an adventure playground, so you might need to put away any expensive ornaments you own.

Siberians can be talkative but not excessively vocal. They won’t whine or cry loudly but will use a range of cute sounds to communicate with you. They love to play and are very easy to initiate games with as they are responsive to all types of toys. What’s more, as they’re pretty smart, you can challenge their brains by teaching them ball games like fetch or even simple tricks.

Best homes for a Siberian cat

Siberians enjoy being around people but not in a needy way. They are also confident around strangers, which makes them well suited to all types of homes. They will do well in busy households and are very adaptable to any existing pets you may have. Likewise, Siberians are good with children and intelligent enough to avoid young kids who could harm them.

Siberians are happy to stay home alone, so they make a good choice for someone who works full time but wants a furry companion to chill with during the evenings. Even so, when getting a Siberian kitten, remember that, like all breeds, they thrive in pairs, so consider getting two fluffy friends instead of one.

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