Elevage chat Sibérien "Chatterie de Nice" - International Delivery of Siberian Kittens

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Elevage chat Sibérien "Chatterie de Nice"

Traditional Siberian Cats Raised in France, Living Worldwide

From Nice to the World

🇫🇷 France • 🇮🇹 Italy • 🇯🇵 Japan • 🇨🇦 Canada • 🇨🇳 China • 🇸🇪 Sweden • 🇨🇭 Switzerland • 🇵🇱 Poland

International Transport of Traditional Siberian Kittens

✈️ Yes. Delivery of a Siberian kitten is possible to virtually any country in the world, subject to the veterinary and administrative requirements of the destination country.

✈️ A kitten's first journey

For many of our kittens, the trip from Nice is the beginning of a new life with their family abroad.

🏡 Before your kitten arrives

Prepare a quiet room, food, water, litter and a few days for gentle adaptation.

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How does the adoption process work?

Choosing and welcoming a Siberian kitten from Chatterie de Nice is a simple and personalized process.

Contact us regarding the kitten you are interested in.
We provide additional photos, videos and information about the kitten.
A reservation contract is signed and a deposit is paid to confirm the reservation.
We prepare the veterinary and administrative documents required for travel.
Transportation is organized according to the destination country and the most suitable travel option.
The kitten joins its new family in France or abroad.

We assist future families throughout the entire process, from reservation to the arrival of the kitten in its new home.

How can a Siberian kitten travel to another country?

Depending on the destination, transportation may be arranged in different ways:

by air cargo through a specialized airline;
with a trusted courier traveling with the kitten in the aircraft cabin;
by the adopting family collecting the kitten directly from the cattery.

Each solution is evaluated individually to ensure the safety, comfort and well-being of the kitten during the journey.

💰 International Delivery Costs

The cost depends on the destination country and the chosen transportation method.

For cargo transportation, the price is calculated by the airline and usually includes the purchase of an approved travel crate.

For transportation accompanied by a courier in the cabin, costs include the airline ticket as well as a daily allowance of €150 for each day required for the journey.

What is included with your kitten?

✔ Pedigree

✔ Vaccinations

✔ Microchip

✔ Veterinary certificate

✔ Travel crate (if applicable)

✔ Food for the first days

Why families choose Chatterie de Nice

Raised in a family environment

Health tested parents

🌿 Traditional Siberian bloodlines

🌍 International experience

Lifelong support for families

📷 Updates During the Journey

Whenever possible, we share photos and messages during the trip so families can follow their kitten's journey home.

Vaccinations and Travel Documents

Rabies vaccination is mandatory for the international transport of a Siberian kitten. Some countries may also require additional treatments or documentation. For example, Scandinavian countries generally require antiparasitic treatment before the kitten enters their territory.

For China, a double rabies vaccination as well as a rabies antibody titration test are required. This test must be carried out at least three months after vaccination. These procedures involve additional costs which are calculated separately.

Our Siberian cat cattery assists families with all veterinary and administrative requirements necessary for the international travel of their future kitten.

At what age can a Siberian kitten travel abroad?

The minimum age depends on the destination country and the veterinary requirements in force. Some countries impose additional waiting periods related to vaccinations and health checks

How can I reserve a Siberian kitten from Chatterie de Nice?

The reservation is confirmed through the signing of a reservation contract and the payment of a deposit. This agreement guarantees the commitments between the cattery and the future family of the kitten.

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