Kittens are only available to very special loving homes and litters are available only once a year. Every effort is taken to ensure the kittens are raised in a home environment to be healthy, well adjusted, bouncy Burmese.

They are ready to leave at 13 weeks of age and will go with fully packed bags! This includes, food samples, cat litter samples, toy, Pedigree papers, Insurance for 6 weeks and inoculations against flu and enteritis.

All prospective owners should be aware of basic guidelines and wherever possible agree to the following:

I agree to give the cat the warmth and love that his/her trust in me merits for the full span of his/her natural life.

The cat will be fed on high quality cat food at all times.

The cat will never be deliberately smacked, beaten, thrown, dropped or otherwise mistreated physically for any reason whatsoever.

If the cat is allowed out, it will be shut in during the hours of darkness at all times (90% of cats who are run over are killed at night, when headlights dazzle them).

The cat/kitten will not be resold or rehomed without the breeder’s specific agreement.

If the kitten requires rehoming within its first month a full refund will be offered ie if new owner finds that he/she is allergic to cats.
If at anytime a situation arises whereby the owner can no longer keep the cat, that cat will be returned to the breeder for rehoming or an agreement reached between owner and breeder.

 
The cat will not be used for breeding without the breeder’s specific agreement.

Proper provision will be made for the cat when the owner is on holiday: either in a cattery or with live-in carers. The cat will not be left unattended for more than 9 hours at a single stretch when a kitten, and 12 hours as an adult

For the course of the cat’s life, if any congenital illness is diagnosed the breeder will be informed immediately.

The owner will periodically inform the breeder of the cat’s progress and health

Death of any cat should be communicated to the breeder.

The cat will be vaccinated annually and registered with a qualified veterinary surgeon. Any illness or injury will be treated immediately by a vet (leaving symptoms unattended can result in a much higher vet’s bill later, as a cat’s condition can worsen very quickly if left unattended).