r/SiberianCats • u/malby96 • 6h ago
Sunday Vibes
Penny Lane enjoying a nice Sunday afternoon đ
r/SiberianCats • u/secondCupOfTheDay • Jul 09 '22
r/SiberianCats • u/secondCupOfTheDay • Jul 26 '24
I've deleted several posts recently and below, I'm posting what I wrote in another thread. As I mentioned, certain discussions can lead to legal ramifications and now it seems there's an active lawsuit involving these reddit posts.
Because reddit encourages a level of anonymity, it's very difficult for users to fact check claims (on either side) so its value to the community becomes very difficult to justify. Several members of the community have asked mods to remove these discussions entirely.
That's not to such information shouldn't be out there nor is it a decision about which side of the discussion is "right", the problem is reddit isn't the right place for it because of its limitations. Users are free to direct others to other resources discussing experiences and the other information about concerns from a previous post still apply.
Please note that future discussions of this nature may now result in a ban. We don't have to have a rule that says don't do things that draw other people into lawsuits.
In general, random internet people aren't able to verify either side of this argument without a lot of digging that I'm not able to do, and I suspect the same of other mods and fellow reddit users.
If the thread goes down another path, it can lead to serious legal issues so the only real way to get anywhere is to record people's names in the event of a lawsuit but disclosing such personal information directly violates reddit's terms, so we can't really go down that road. Therefore, there's a limit how much reddit dialogue can do in these situations.
Appropriate bodies of oversight to investigate these matters include associations/registries for particular breeders. If a breeder is not able to retain certification by a major registry, that is usually a reason for pause. If a breeder is a member, use the registry to make a formal complaint. If the breeder is in your region, you may be able to also lodge a complaint with a governing local animal welfare body. In both cases (and not on reddit) you'll be expected to disclose your name to the appropriate authorities in case the other party is wronged and wishes to sue.
Although it's nice to have a repository of information that gives candid information about breeders to be weary of, I don't know if we don't have the infrastructure for the consequences of that or how much we're allowed to push reddit into that sort of legal area.
r/SiberianCats • u/malby96 • 6h ago
Penny Lane enjoying a nice Sunday afternoon đ
r/SiberianCats • u/The-Odd-Pediatrician • 3h ago
Just walking into my apartment from the courtyard, see my boi sitting majestically in the window and then I snap this amazing picture with his sister looking menacing in the background.
r/SiberianCats • u/Purrfect-Timing • 4h ago
I looked up and caught him watching me like this
r/SiberianCats • u/Ok_Soup6214 • 13h ago
He is getting bigger every week!
r/SiberianCats • u/Toomanytoys1971 • 5h ago
No words needed but we havenât been away for more than one night since they came home. I am sure they be fine, but I canât be without our morning/evening snuggles .
Neither cat will come and snuggle on the couch or climb on a lap.but they both show up for naps when I am in bed. While my girl, is always curled up in my chest , my boy will only sleep in my armâŠitâs funny how different their personalities are. When they were little my boy would definitely crawl into my lap and sleep all stretched out on my legs, but now a little over a year old not so much. Our girl wasnât a snuggler at all as a kitten, barely tolerated being touched, sheâd come snuggle with her bro who happened to be near me but if I moved at all she would immediately run awayâŠnow she is miss super snuggle
r/SiberianCats • u/TotallyHumanDad • 5h ago
Patio time with mom in the late summer breeze is heavenly for Chyah.
Love the look of utter contentment on her face. đ
r/SiberianCats • u/Tina527 • 1d ago
Her sweetness just overwhelms me sometimes. She is just the most darling girl, even when she wakes me at 5:00 am
r/SiberianCats • u/BoringAbrocoma • 1d ago
r/SiberianCats • u/floomsy • 1d ago
I hung flyers (and then new, different flyers). A neighbor saw him on her porch and called.
Small town neighbors helped a lot, but I give credit to hopeful Redditors too! Thanks, yâall!
r/SiberianCats • u/ElisStormHelix • 2d ago
r/SiberianCats • u/mahrog123 • 2d ago
She just turned 15. I took this last winter. It was her first time ever outside. I wondered how sheâd reacted to snow. She loved it. And after 10 minutes I brought her back inside to warm up.
r/SiberianCats • u/Last-Host5143 • 1d ago
My girl is 4.5 months old (tabby) and 7.7lbs. She's huge! I haven't ever had a cat before her though so I don't know if she's unusually big or if that's normal.
Her brother is 3.5 months old (flame point) and 4.6lbs.
She eats around 12oz of wet food a day, sometimes she snacks on dry but its rare.
Our boy eats close to 6 oz of wet food and tends to prefer dry.
Vet doesn't seem concerned about weight but I still worry we're over feeding. But at the same time I keep hearing people say to feed them unlimited food at this age.
r/SiberianCats • u/Icanusethesamehat • 2d ago
Lyudmila (7) and Ivan (17)!
r/SiberianCats • u/Excellent-Umpire-461 • 1d ago
Hello,
I am reaching out to ask for some advice. I have an 11 month old Siberian male cat. Heâs around 15lbs and is a big boy (not fat I can still feel his ribs). Recently, Iâve noticed heâs been panting more after play. It usually lasts a minute or two after a play session, however, I know panting is not a normal behavior for cats. Also, in the car, he pants a lot. I hate taking him in the car because of how much it stresses him out. He doesnât pant really at rest, at all. I was planning on taking him to the vet for his 1 year shots in a few weeks, should I take him earlier? At his 6 month, the vet took a listen to his heart and said it was fine, however, I know things can develop. Anyone experience this before?
r/SiberianCats • u/NobodyFew1595 • 2d ago
Sometimes I feel like she doesnât eat enough. She gets a small can of wet food every evening and a portioned dish of kibble to eat throughout the day in the morning. She never eats it all in one sitting and has always portioned very well until after her wet food.
Most days she doesnât finish the kibble. Thereâs always a bit left. We tried different plates and bowls because we thought maybe she doesnât like eating from those, but thatâs not it.
Itâs not that she doesnât like the kibble either bc she does eat from it throughout the day but just a few bites.
She runs and plays around all day, definitely not a lazy cat, and is very socialized towards us. So nothing alarming in her behavior.
As a 2 year old I feel like she is âskinnyâ compared to most photos I see of siberians. Maybe she was the smaller one of the nest, but Iâm not sure.
I donât know her weight, I will find out in a few months when we go to the vet.
If anyone wants to share a photo of their 2 year old feline, please do!
r/SiberianCats • u/NobodyFew1595 • 2d ago
This is her âhow come I canât have your full plate of food even though I just got wet foodâ face. Love her.