What affects us affects cats
I like to think that Burmese cat names should be Burmese human names that can be adapted – why? Well, we use human western style names for cats sometimes but often they are names that just sound good or have a suitable meaning. I think the sound of the name comes first and its …
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Burmese Or Asian Purebred Cats? by Jackie (Spain) Murphy, Mistral and Slick I have to tread very carefully here, but I want to place this experience anyway, as I would like to hear some opinions. When I set out to find a Burmese kitten 2years ago, I found a lilac boy (which I wanted) …
by Sharna (Australia) Hi, I own a beautiful cat named Opal, she’s a 2nd generation new breed of cat that was developed by breeding the Burmese with the Russian blue. The problem is I can’t recall the name of the breed, I’d ask the breeders but I don’t have any contacts and can’t afford …
by C. Kennie (Kingston, Ont., Canada) American Burmese Cat Candido – this is a photo added by Michael (Admin) – photo copyright Helmi Flick I fell in love with my first sable Burmese kitten. She was bred by Wendy Fulton in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. I had to choose between 6 kittens. As soon as …
BREED CATS FOR HEALTH! by Ruby (NYC) Lilac Burmese cat – Photo by deeleea – this photo was uploaded by Michael (Admin) to illustrate the breed only. There is no connection to the article. My first Burmese was a cat from the Sangazure line. A tiny contemporary Burmese with a personality that was like …
by Erica Head (Halifax, Nova Scotia) My mother, who lives in southern England, has two Burmese cats, one brown and one blue, who are brothers. They have had long and more-or-less healthy lives, with free rein to go in and out at will (she lives in the country). They are now 16 years old, …
