Family-run cattery · Chevreuse Valley, France
Siberian cats raised with love
Welcome to Sylvaria, a family-run cattery specialising in traditional Siberian and Neva Masquerade cats, where every kitten grows up at the heart of our home, surrounded by care, gentleness and respect.
Family-run cattery
Kittens accustomed to family life.
Health & care
Parents receive ongoing care; kittens are microchipped and vaccinated.
Socialisation
A move to a new home prepared with care and patience.
Our story
A passion that felt natural
Sylvaria was born from our love of cats. As allergy sufferers ourselves, we turned to the Siberian cat: a majestic, affectionate, well-balanced breed often described as hypoallergenic. Our cats share our daily lives in a peaceful, green environment.
Our priority is to raise healthy, well-adjusted kittens who are ready to join a loving family.
Our companions
The cats of Sylvaria
Ahsoka (Ciri An) Od Krolowych*PL
Ahsoka was born in May 2025. She comes from Norway and has a black sunshine and white coat with green eyes.
She has a wonderful temperament: she is very gentle and loves exploring. She is our little adventurer. 🐱
Gentle · Elegant
Yuzu de Ailes d’Eros
Yuzu was born in September 2024.
She is a blue tortie point (Neva Masquerade) with beautiful blue eyes. She is my little shadow! 🐾
Affectionate · Chatty
Xuko Winter Symphony
Xuko comes from Italy. He was born in August 2025.
He is a seal sunshine point (Neva Masquerade) with beautiful light blue eyes.
He is playful, cuddly and affectionate. An absolute sweetheart. ✨
Playful · Affectionate
Our kittens
Your future companion
Our first litter was born on 21 August 2026. The parents are Ahsoka and Xuko.
Five beautiful kittens: two females and three males. Four have a black sunshine coat like Ahsoka, including a little female who looks just like her mother, with white paws. The fifth kitten, a little male, is black and white.
Contact us for more information and details about adoption. 🐾💛
Follow us on Facebook for photos of the kittens.
Our commitments
Well-being, health and transparency
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Well-being
All our cats live with us and have access to the whole house and a secure garden. Their well-being is our priority.
This helps them become confident, well-adjusted and very affectionate cats.
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Health
Our adult cats have been tested for the main genetic diseases and are cared for by our veterinarian.
Kittens leave for their new homes once they are three months old, microchipped, vaccinated, dewormed and accompanied by a health certificate issued by our veterinarian.
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Ongoing support
We remain available after the kittens leave to answer questions and provide information. We love receiving news of our kittens. 🐾💙
A few moments at home
Life at Sylvaria
Your plans
Adopting from Sylvaria
01
Getting to know you
Tell us about your home, your expectations and your experience with animals.
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Reservation
We help you choose the kitten who is the right fit for your family.
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The big day
Your kitten joins their new home with their documents and our advice.
Frequently asked questions
At what age can kittens join their new families?
Kittens leave once they are three months old. This time is essential for their development.
The first three months are very important for a kitten. During this time, their mother teaches them good habits: using the litter tray, playing gently and communicating with other cats. They also grow stronger through weaning, appropriate food and their first vaccinations. Living with their mother, littermates and people helps them become confident, well-adjusted cats.
Is the Siberian cat hypoallergenic?
Siberian cats are often described as hypoallergenic, but no cat is completely allergen-free. The protein Fel d 1, found in saliva and skin secretions, is involved in cat allergies, and allergen levels and individual reactions vary. Whether you react also depends on your allergy and the severity of your symptoms. In my own experience, I have two older non-Siberian cats as well as our three Siberians, and I notice a clear difference: the Siberians do not trigger the symptoms I sometimes experience with the others, such as itchy eyes or a runny nose. This personal experience is not a guarantee for another person.
How can I check kitten availability?
Please use our contact form or visit our Facebook page.
How much does a Sylvaria Siberian kitten cost?
A Sylvaria Siberian kitten costs between €1,500 and €1,800, depending on the kitten and their individual characteristics.
What are point (Neva Masquerade) and sunshine (also called golden) colours?
A colourpoint or Neva Masquerade cat has a white or light-coloured body with darker extremities: ears, face, legs and tail. For a colourpoint kitten to be born, both parents must carry the colourpoint gene.
The sunshine colour in Siberian cats is a rare genetic trait linked to CORIN, associated with the wideband effect. It widens the golden or apricot band on agouti (tabby) hairs, giving the coat a warm, radiant glow.