Litter B
DoB. 05.02.2022 - 01:40pm/01:51pm/03:21pm
Queen: N.W. 20/21 Int. Ch. Azreal Warushka Wielka – „Wari“
Breeder: Leanne Hewitt – ZA
Owner: Diana Mangel – AT
Stud: Ch. RBCat Biskvit *RUS – „Biskvit“
Breeder: Irina Grishina – RU
Owner: Irina Grishina – RU
# 1 – girl (104g)
# 2 – boy (64g)
# 3 – boy (108g)
Both parents were tested for luxating patellas, HCM and PKD.
14.07.2022
5 months of joy, adventures, playing games, taking pics passed by sooo quickly!
Baikal – 5 months old, 2,98kg
It wasn’t easy to fix his future but I am happy that I’ve found the best family I could imagine. On 11 July Baikal flew to his new home. He joined his daddy in Russia and will support Irina’s (RBCat*RUS) breeding program.
Baikal is a very special boy! His character especially his affection for people is amazing. He is welcoming every person no matter if adult or child and he is as relaxed as being at home when in my arms. He is having an exceptional long tail, a long and muscular body and is looking a lot like his mum Wari.
Baikal already settled in very well and I want to thank Irina a lot for taking care of my special boy.
Baroness - 5 months old, 2,35kg
Baroness is staying with us and will be my future breeding queen.
Baroness is staying with us and will be my future breeding queen.
She is bringing a lot of characteristics I was looking for. The British Russian Blue line, a strong/massive body, a round head shape, a dense, super soft and dark blue coat, lovely eye colour and super sweet ear tufts.
Baroness has a strong will and character and she will kick some stud’s asses, I am sure. My sassy girl is everything, I wished for a self-bred girl, with great RBCat*RUS line characteristics passed on from her dad Biskvit.
It is always hard to say goodbye to a kitten, but the pics and videos I receive from their loving and caring families are a big confirmation for me that I decided correctly.
I want to thank Irina for giving me the opportunity of breeding such a special and great litter.
I want to thank Irina for giving me the opportunity of breeding such a special and great litter.
05.03.2022
4 weeks passed already and both kittens are developing excellently.
Today they received their pedigree names:
Aurora Blue = Cattery name, each kitten bred in my cattery will receive this name
Biskvitovich/Biskvitovna = Patronymic (a component of a personal name based on the given name of one's father)
Biskvitovich/Biskvitovna = Patronymic (a component of a personal name based on the given name of one's father)
#1 Aurora Blue Baroness Biskvitovna – NESSI
#3 Aurora Blue Baikal Biskvitovich – BAIKAL
Baroness - After searching for a Russian or African name beginning with B for a long time without success, I accidentally found this name.
During a walk in the forest with my Russian friend, we always make a little stop with sparkling wine and nuts, it came like a sudden thunderclap! I saw the label of the sparkling wine we were drinking – "Baronesse"!
Quite an unusual way, but that's how my little girl got her name. She has inherited her mother's strong personality and is very curious and interested in everybody and everything. Plus, she loves to tease her little brother Baikal.
Baikal – Baikal is named after Lake Baikal in Russia. It is the world’s largest freshwater lake by volume as well as the world’s deepest lake and finally one of the world’s clearest lakes.
Being the heaviest kitten I’ve ever had so far, weighting 640g being only 32 days old, this name fits perfectly. According to his paws he will be a huge boy and he is having already a dense and plush dark blue coat. He is our chill-out boy, preferring mommas’ teats and resting most of the time.
10.02.2022
Unfortunately, there aren’t only nice moments in breeding. #2 (boy) has been losing weight for 2 days and even supplementing wasn't working at all. After a check-up at my Vet, we decided to let him go peacefully and euthanised him. He had problems with his digestion and could not absorb food and the so important nutrients. Letting a cat go is one of the hardest decisions a breeder has to make, but one should always decide what is best for the animal! Rest in peace "Mr. Tiny"!
Unfortunately, there aren’t only nice moments in breeding. #2 (boy) has been losing weight for 2 days and even supplementing wasn't working at all. After a check-up at my Vet, we decided to let him go peacefully and euthanised him. He had problems with his digestion and could not absorb food and the so important nutrients. Letting a cat go is one of the hardest decisions a breeder has to make, but one should always decide what is best for the animal! Rest in peace "Mr. Tiny"!
05.02.2022
After more than 30h of preterm labour, Wari gave birth to her first kitten this afternoon (day 67) at 01:40pm. A healthy girl – weighing 104g. Only 10 minutes later, #2 – a boy - was born. With 64g he is the lightweight in the group, but he drinks well and is also looking healthy. Finally, after about 1.5 hours, kitten #3 - also a boy - was born. With 108g he is the heaviest and biggest in the group.
After more than 30h of preterm labour, Wari gave birth to her first kitten this afternoon (day 67) at 01:40pm. A healthy girl – weighing 104g. Only 10 minutes later, #2 – a boy - was born. With 64g he is the lightweight in the group, but he drinks well and is also looking healthy. Finally, after about 1.5 hours, kitten #3 - also a boy - was born. With 108g he is the heaviest and biggest in the group.
Although it can be long-lasting, witnessing a birth is always a new adventure and a great experience! Wari and the kittens are doing very well and are now recovering from the "stress and strain" of the birth.
Litter B
#1 - 5 days old
#2 - 5 days old
#3 - 5 days old
#1 - 14 days old
#3 - 14 days old
Baikal - Day 33
Baroness - Day 33
Wari with kittens - Day 33
Baikal & Baroness - Day 43
Family picture - Baikal & Baroness 2 months old
Baroness & Baikal - 3 months old
Baikal - 3 months old
Baroness - 3 months old
Baikal - 3,5 months old
