Our Russian Blue Kittens

At Furbonacci, every litter is carefully planned with love and intention. Our kittens grow up as part of our daily lives, well socialized from the very beginning, and leave for their new homes confident and ready to thrive. If you’d like to read more about the values behind our breeding, visit our Breeding Philosophy section.

🌿 Current Litters

These little kittens are growing beautifully, exploring their world with curiosity and confidence. They’re playful, social, and already seeking out contact and cuddles as their personalities begin to shine through. Sequins is a gentle and devoted mum, offering calm and comfort while they discover life beyond the nest.

Photos of the litter

🌿 Upcoming Litters

We’re expecting kittens in January 2026 💕
Stay tuned for updates.

How we raise our kittens

Our kittens grow up as part of our daily lives and are treated like the little treasures they are. From their very first days, they are gently handled, loved, and socialized to grow into confident, affectionate companions.

As they grow older, we occasionally welcome carefully selected visitors to help them get used to meeting new people. This is an important part of their early socialization and helps prepare them for life in their future homes.

When the time comes for them to leave, we take great care to match each kitten with the right home. We look for families who will cherish them as much as we do, whether they are joining a home as a pet, show cat, or for breeding.

When Kittens Are Ready to Leave

Kittens leave for their new homes only when they are well socialized and ready to thrive — typically at 14 weeks of age or later.

What’s included

Each kitten leaves us with:

• Vaccinations up to date
• Veterinary health check
• Deworming according to schedule
• Official NRR pedigree
• Written sales contract
• Spayed/neutered (unless otherwise agreed for breeding/show purposes)

We also send each kitten with a little starter package to help them settle in, and we’re happy to stay in touch to offer advice and support if you ever need it.

Our kittens will always be close to our hearts, even after they move to their new families. It’s a joy to hear how they are doing as they grow.

Before you buy a kitten:

Read our guide on choosing a responsible Russian Blue breeder here → (in Norwegian)