The Burmese Cat
The Burmese Cat Burmese cats have been winning over a massive following for many years now. They have very active & social characters, being so people orientated they make excellent companions. Often vocal too and always extremely clever, it’s safe to say that there is never a dull moment when you live with Burmese. They integrate well with other animals, invariably are the boss of any family dog. They are good with children, being relaxed around loud noises and the hustle and bustle of child play
Burmese cats can live up to 20 yrs, late teens being very common, and even elderly Burmese often behave like kittens having mad moments chasing pretend adversaries imaginary prey. A favourite game is to fetch fur mice and perform acrobatics in an attempt to outwit an enticingly waved feather stick.
These elegant cats with their slinky foreign type body structure and sleek shiny coats come in a number of colours.
These elegant cats with their slinky foreign type body structure, which is medium sized and, when lifted, should feel surprisingly heavy due to their muscular body. They are slighter and more elegant than a British but sturdier than a Siamese. Burmese have sleek shiny coats come in a number of colours. The original; rich Sable Brown, then there is the Silvery Blue like ‘Winnie’ pictured below, also Chocolate, Lilac, Cream, Red and all the Torties; Brown & red, Choc & Red , Blue & Cream, and Lilac & Cream Tortie.
The Burmese as a breed are quite robust health-wise and not susceptible to particular health problems. Like any other breed of cat they need to be vaccinated regularly against cat flu, enteritis, and leukaemia and an annual check up from a veterinary surgeon to ensure all is well, regular worming, protection from fleas and a good quality diet. Their short sleek coat needs minimal grooming and regular stroking by hand is enough to maintain a good glossy coat and a rub with a grooming glove occaisionally helps to remove dead hair and reduce hair balls.
Burmese have litters, usually around the half dozen mark, although larger litters are frequent enough for Burmese breeders to be well experienced in the supplementary feeding of new born kittens. Burmese are generally natural and devoted mothers, thank goodness!
Burmese have become a very popular breed on the show bench, easy to prepare and their outgoing confident nature means they take well to the show environment. Like people some are shyer than others and so some just don’t enjoy showing off and so are best allowed to be themselves at home.
Champion Aureus Rani Maia (Izzy)
This is a picture of Izzy and one of her daughters Millie. Izzy (Ch Aureus Rani Maia was bred by my very good friend Dr Peter Collin. Click here for Izzy's pedigree
Bambino Prettyinblue (Jodie)
This is a picture of Jodie Click here for Jodie's pedigree
Our latest additions...
Pictured below is Maharani Massakissed (Bess), our lovely brown baby at 4 months old (June 2005) Click here for Bess's pedigree
and...
Grand Champion Maharani Madeliene (Ellie) our sweet blue kitten at 4 months old (June 2004), and now all grown up (April 2007) enjoying a supervised walk in the garden Click here for Ellie's pedigree
Champion Aureus Zara (Zara) Below, at 5 months old (May 2004) Click here for Zara's pedigree.
Below is our lovely stud boy Grand Champion Aureus Spartacus, (Freddie)
He's a lovely gentle boy, who takes after his dad, the fabulous
Imperial Gr Ch Admewbu Blue Beuno
You are welcome to get in touch if you would like more information about possible kittens in the future.
To Contact me: Kaye Wilson Phone: 07812169141
Email: Maharani.burmese@googlemail.com
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