ToriBeanz Siberians

03/09/2026

How to bath your... wait thats not a cat, oops lol Cute tho isnt it lol

03/09/2026

🐱 ALL CATS MATTER
TOP 5 REASONS TO HAVE A CAT ENCLOSURE
🛡️ KEEPS US SAFE
Protects cats from cars, dogs, fights, poisoning and other outdoor dangers.
🐦 PROTECTS WILDLIFE
We can enjoy fresh air and sunshine without hunting native birds and wildlife.
🌿 OUTDOOR FUN — SAFELY
We get to experience grass, fresh air, sunshine and all those fascinating outdoor smells!
❤️ REDUCES THE RISK OF GETTING LOST
A secure enclosure gives us outdoor enrichment without the risks of free roaming.
🏡 A HAPPIER, HEALTHIER CAT
Climbing, scratching, watching birds and exploring provide exercise and mental stimulation.
ALL CATS MATTER

EDUCATE • DESEX • PROTECT • LOVE
🐾 Give us the outdoors — without giving us the dangers.
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31/08/2026

Cats are masters of hiding pain, and that quiet suffering is one of the hardest things about loving them. 🐱💛

If something feels "off" with your kitty, trust that instinct. A change in sleeping, eating, hiding more than usual, or suddenly avoiding cuddles, these little shifts can mean a lot.

You know your cat better than anyone. That knowledge might just save them. 🐾

Learn all 35 signs to watch for. See more below 👇

31/08/2026

Ever wonder if your cat is actually drinking enough water? 🐱💧

Cats can be pretty sneaky about hydration, especially if they don’t drink much from their bowl. Adding wet food, offering a fountain, or placing water in a few different spots can make a big difference.

And if you notice signs like dry gums, lethargy, or reduced skin elasticity, it’s worth paying closer attention.

Does your cat prefer a bowl, a fountain, or getting water from somewhere they probably shouldn’t? 😹

30/08/2026

30/08/2026

With spring being just around the corner most assume we will have babies everywhere. But we are NOT that sort of breeder.

Every mating is done with the consideration of potential mums and the daddy. Vaccinations are up to date and health checks done before we ever get to the romance. Then it's an average of 65 days before kittens are born.

So if you are considering a ToriBeanz Kitty. Now is the time to reach out and tell me about you, what you are wanting from a kitty.

26/08/2026

A kitten enquiry isn't a sales transaction—it's the beginning of a relationship between a breeder and a potential lifelong family.

For prospective kitten families:

Introduce yourself and your family rather than simply asking, “How much?”

Tell the breeder what type of home the kitten will have.

Be honest about other pets, children and your lifestyle.

Ask questions about health, temperament, registration and what is included.

Understand that a responsible breeder may ask you questions too.

Don't expect an immediate reply—breeders are often caring for cats and kittens.

Don't demand specific colours, sexes or kittens if they aren't available. We do not keep a supply of kittens on a shelf ready to full fill orders. We are not your grocery store. Nature will decide genders, markings and in most cases colour. Not us.

If you've changed your mind, let the breeder know rather than disappearing.

Never pressure a breeder to release a kitten before it is ready.

Treat the breeder with the same respect you expect in return.

25/08/2026

🐾 Why kittens aren't available all year

1. Breeding isn't an assembly line
A responsible breeder plans litters carefully rather than continually breeding females simply to keep kittens available.

2. Mum needs time to recover
Pregnancy, birth and raising kittens are physically demanding. Queens need adequate rest between litters to maintain their health and wellbeing.

3. We don't breed just because there is demand
A waiting list shouldn't mean putting another cat through pregnancy. Breeding decisions should be based on the health, genetics, temperament and suitability of the cats involved.

4. Nature doesn't always follow our calendar!
Cats can have delayed seasons, unsuccessful matings, small litters, or pregnancies that don't progress. Even carefully planned breeding doesn't guarantee kittens.

5. Kittens need our time
Raising a litter properly involves much more than feeding them and finding homes. They need handling, socialisation, health checks, vaccinations, parasite prevention, grooming and preparation for life with their new families.

6. We may be waiting for the right pairing
Sometimes the healthiest and most appropriate breeding involves waiting for a particular male, a suitable age, genetic testing or the right circumstances.

7. Our adult cats come first ❤️
A breeder's queens and studs aren't breeding machines. They are beloved cats who deserve a happy life whether they are producing kittens or not.

🐱 And perhaps the biggest reason...

A responsible breeder would rather tell you, "We don't have kittens available right now," than breed a litter simply to make a sale.

A kitten shouldn't be produced because someone wants one now.
It should be born because the breeding is carefully planned, the parents are suitable, and the breeder can give that litter the time and care it deserves.

No kittens available doesn't mean a breeder isn't breeding.
It can mean they're breeding responsibly. 💕