Here’s how to buy a Russian Blue kitten — a simple, friendly guide from enquiry and $250 deposit to homecoming day.
Buying a Russian Blue kitten should be simple, transparent and joyful. Our adoption process is designed to match you with the right kitten and prepare you for a smooth homecoming. Here is exactly how to buy a Russian Blue kitten from our cattery, step by step.
Start by getting in touch through our contact page or email. Tell us a little about your home, lifestyle, whether you have children or other pets, and which baby interests you. The more we know, the better we can help.
We will help match you with a baby whose temperament suits your family, and we can arrange a meeting so you can get to know each other before deciding. Every baby has a unique personality, and finding the right fit matters.
A $250 deposit secures your baby or a place on our waitlist. The deposit is applied toward the final price of $2,500. Once reserved, we will send regular photo and video updates as your baby grows.
Before homecoming, prepare a quiet room with food, water, a litter tray, a scratching post and a cosy bed. We provide a complete starter guide to help you get ready and feel confident.
Babies are ready to go home at 12 to 14 weeks, fully vet-checked, vaccinated, microchipped and wormed. Choose local collection or safe Australia-wide delivery through our trusted transport providers.
Our support does not end at adoption. We remain available for advice on feeding, behaviour, health and settling in, because your baby’s happiness matters to us for life. If you are ready to buy a Russian Blue, get in touch today.
$2,500 per baby
A $250 deposit secures your baby.
VaccinationsMicrochipVet health certificateDewormingFlea treatmentBaby care packTICA registration papers
Start Your ApplicationAdopting a Russian Blue is exciting, and a little preparation makes all the difference. Before homecoming, baby-proof a room, set up a litter tray, food and water bowls, a scratching post and a cosy bed, and plan a calm first day.
Let your baby explore one quiet room at their own pace. Keep routines consistent, offer food and fresh water, and resist the urge to overwhelm them with attention. Most babies settle remarkably quickly when given patience and space.
Russian Blues form deep bonds with their families. Gentle play, soft talking and regular cuddles help build trust. With time, your baby will become a devoted, affectionate companion. If you are ready to adopt a Russian Blue, we are here to guide you every step of the way.
When you adopt a Russian Blue from us, you are not just buying a baby — you are beginning a lifelong relationship with a cattery that genuinely cares. We guide you through every step of the adoption process, from your very first enquiry to the joyful moment your baby arrives home, and we stay with you long after. We provide a complete health record, a detailed starter guide and ongoing aftercare advice on feeding, behaviour, health and settling in. O
ur babies are raised indoors with love, handled daily and socialised from birth, so they arrive confident, friendly and ready to become part of your family. If you are thinking about how to adopt a Russian Blue, the first step is simply to say hello. Contact us today, tell us about your home, and we will help you find the perfect baby to love for years to come.
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Questions? Contact us anytime — we reply within one business day.
