CHARACTERISTICS

This is a common question for prospective owners. Especially if you are thinking of adding a cat to a family with kids or other animals. Let’s see… Do Russian blue cats bite? Russian blue cats are less prone to nipping or biting than other breeds. Russian blues tend to be very stable cats with even

Despite their legendarily friendly and loving natures, Russian blues are still cats — with all the feline hunting instincts that imply. In fact, that cuddly Russian blue curled up on your bed may be one of the most eager mousers around deep down. When does someone ask me Do Russian blues catch mice? Yes, Russian

While watching my Russian blue jump onto countertops and tree branches in my backyard, I began to entertain the idea that she possessed a very unique talent, her jumps were so high that I was astonished just watching how acrobatic she moved. I decided to investigate the topic of Russian blue and their ability to

If you’re looking for a new feline companion for your home, you’d probably prefer a cat who is easy to get along with and doesn’t cause a lot of trouble. Even if you love cats, being scratched or bitten is nobody’s idea of a good time. Some breeds are simply more prone to being highly

Whether or not to allow Russian blue cats outdoors is rather a contentious issue among cat owners, vets and experts. On one hand, you have those who insist that allowing cats to roam around outside is perfectly natural and can address all kinds of behavioural issues. On the other, you have those who feel that

The Russian blue is a bit of a contradiction. With their cuddly appearance and thick plush fur, cats of this breed look as if they were made to be picked up and hugged. They’re also fairly sociable and amiable, readily becoming attached to their special humans and happy to spend time with them. Yet this

Some cats are better travellers than others. While one kitty might panic and lash out at the mere sight of a cat carrier, another may simply delight in travel and thoroughly enjoy the open road. The calm, collected Russian blue cat is generally one of the easiest breeds to travel with, although there’s a great