Buy a rigid, ventilated crate sized so your kitten can stand, turn and lie down naturally. For air travel it must meet IATA specification.
Australia-Wide Kitten Delivery: How Safe Transport Actually Works
Safe Australia-wide kitten delivery means a direct route, an appropriate crate, a current health certificate, and a named person responsible at each end.
Flying a Kitten Interstate in Australia: Rules, Costs and Crate Setup
Flying a kitten interstate in Australia costs roughly $250 to $600 and requires an IATA-compliant crate, a current vet health certificate and a direct flight.
Buying a Kitten From Another Australian State: What You Need to Know
Most Australian buyers of pedigree Russian Blues purchase interstate, because registered catteries are concentrated in NSW, VIC and QLD. Here is how to do it safely.
How Long Is the Waitlist for a Russian Blue Kitten in Australia?
Most registered Australian Russian Blue catteries run waitlists of six to eighteen months, and several are booked into the following year. Here is why, and what to do about it.
How to Reserve a Russian Blue Kitten: The Full Step-by-Step Process
Reserving a Russian Blue kitten takes seven steps, from first enquiry to collection day. Here is what each one involves and what to expect from a good breeder.
Russian Blue Kittens Available Now in Australia: Current Litter List
Most registered Russian Blue catteries in Australia are booked out months ahead. Our current litter is available now, vet-worked and ready to travel Australia-wide.
Travelling Interstate With Your Cat in Australia
How cats travel within Australia — by car and by air — what the rules are between states, and how to prepare your cat.
Kitten Collection Day: What to Bring and Expect
Everything to bring, check and ask when you collect your kitten, plus how to make the journey home as calm as possible.