Posted on January 14, 2022 at 8:00 AM |
Environmental Enrichment is Essential for Siberian cats. This intelligent, active, and affiliation seeking, medium to large sized breed will become bored, stressed, overweight without the proper safety, challenges, and stimulation in their environment. When humans made the choice to keep cats indoor instead of roaming miles a day, we accepted the responsibility for meeting the mental, emotional, social, and physical needs cats historically met themselves by roaming, exploration, hunting, and...
Read Full Post »Posted on January 9, 2022 at 5:50 PM |
Tips on Selecting your Breeder: Quality & Value versus Price & Time
Before continuing your cattery search, you may want to take a moment to think about what you are offering to a kitten and her Breeder so that when you reach out, the Breeder will have a good sense of you and the home you will provide for their Siberian kitten. This is especially important today when most breeders have 1 to 2 year waits for kittens, or have closed their res...
Read Full Post »Posted on July 3, 2018 at 5:00 AM |
Even in dogs, females are more often dominant than males. Easiest fit into a home
with a Siberian cat or two will be a non Alpha, non Beta male puppy.
Before going to meet puppies, first research how to assess canine
temperament in a puppy litter. You want to chooose the “middle of the road” puppy - easy going,
calm, curious, not hyper, not dominant, not anxious or shy.
Posted on June 30, 2018 at 7:05 PM |
Frozen Raw Food Options in no particular order. Remember to add feline multivitamins (we use Kitty Bloom, linked below), dissolved in chicken stock (broth).
Read Full Post »Posted on August 25, 2015 at 1:00 AM |
Lots of people are eager to own a Siberian kitten or cat as a pet, and want to call and start learning about Siberians on the phone. We'd love to chat with you But first, we request that you complete and return the informational email forms we send you. We do this because we receive dozens of emails each week, and many requests for phone calls. If we didn't take the step of ensuring someone is truly interested in working with ForestWind - and not just "window shopping" or conducting "lazy ...
Posted on August 24, 2015 at 4:25 AM |
We place most of our kittens into allergy and/or asthmatic homes. 2015 is our 10th year of Siberian Cat breeding. During that time we have needed to rehome three (3) kittens placed in allergy or asthma homes.
We believe a large part of our success rate is careful screening and support of prospective Kitten Families. We are not focused on kitten sales, but rather kitten placements. By this we mean we want to ensure - cat allergy family or not - that there is a proper fit b...
Read Full Post »Posted on July 31, 2014 at 12:00 AM |
Lost Cat? 10 Tips to a Safe Return
We rounded up tips to get lost cats safely home.
By Anastasia Thrift | Posted: July 21, 2014, 12 p.m. EDT
July is Lost Pet Prevention Month, so we checked in with the latest advice on finding lost cats. According to The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, nearly one out of five pets go missing after lou...
Read Full Post »Posted on July 30, 2014 at 8:00 PM |
1. Showering Only in the Morning
When you spend a lot of time outside, particularly if you’re working
out in the yard, pollen can end up on your skin and hair, worsening
allergy symptoms. If you’re highly allergic to pollen, it’s a good
idea to take a second shower after you come inside, to rinse away
the pollen...
Read Full Post »Posted on July 28, 2014 at 12:00 AM |
1. No Pets in the Cat Allergic Bedroom: Keep allergens out of the bedroom - 8 hours of allergy free breathing can make the difference between no to low reactivity and an uncomfortably itchy/sneazy time. Always bathe before bed, and leave that day's clothing in a bathroom hamper instead of in the bedroom.
2. Use Air Filters: Carefully research air filtration units, and place one in your bedroom and one in the kitten's bedroom. Repl...
Read Full Post »Posted on July 26, 2014 at 10:00 PM |
Fel d 1 is a tiny protein expressed in saliva, skin oils, and via the anal glands. Salivary Fel d 1 is spread through the fur during grooming, and sebaceous Fel d 1 also spreads through the fur through expression. The Fel d 1 enters the atmosphere via loose hair, dander, and the litter box.. The allergen is very stable and can remain active in the environment for over a year. Anally expressed Fel d 1 ends up in the litter box, of course, which is why Unfair Rule...
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