Russian Blue Cats for stud

Russian Blue cats can be shy and tend to hide from strangers during social gatherings, making them less outgoing in busy households. They are very particular about cleanliness and routine, requiring a clean litter box and consistent feeding schedules; neglecting these can lead to behavioural issues. Additionally, their attachment to routine and their somewhat independent nature means they may be fussy and require regular physical and mental engagement, which may not suit owners with hectic lifestyles.

Yes, Russian Blue cats are relatively expensive due to their rarity and the limited number of reputable breeders. Purebred kittens with pedigrees typically cost between £1,800 and £2,300 in the UK, reflecting their sought-after status and breeding standards. Prospective owners should expect possible waiting lists and be cautious of scams by ensuring they buy only from trustworthy breeders.

Russian Blue cats make excellent indoor pets. They adapt well to a calm home environment, enjoy play and mental challenges, and are relatively low-shedding and clean. They balance social interaction with independent quiet time, suiting first-time cat owners, singles, or families with older children. While they tolerate being alone for part of the day, they thrive with regular play and a stable routine.