Miskena My Exquisite Blue Burmese by C. Kennie (Kingston, Ontario, Canada) My two Loves Miskena is my exquisite blue Burmese. Her coat is plush and very soft. She is a light grey with silver luster overtones. She loves to cry … Continue reading →
Kitty Grumbles by C. Kennie (Kingston, Ontario, Canada) Kitty Grumbles Sightseeing My Kitty Grumbles was very well socialized and was devastated when she was adopted by me. She cried for them for 3 weeks. Now she will go up towards … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) Beautiful, healthy sable American Burmese cat – photo by michaelbennett (Flickr) This concerns a research paper on the subject of the over representation of Burmese cats in Queensland, Australia, with diabetes mellitus. The abstract, publishers and … Continue reading →
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 … Continue reading →
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 … Continue reading →
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 … Continue reading →
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 … Continue reading →
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 … Continue reading →
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 … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) I am writing about the domestic Asian cat group not the various wild cats in Asia such as the Asian leopard cat, the wild cat parent of the Bengal cat. Am I correct in saying the … Continue reading →
