Frequently Asked Questions About Burmese Kittens

The Burmese cat is a highly people oriented breed. These cats are usually affectionate, intelligent, curious, and deeply involved in everyday family life. They do not tend to be distant or emotionally detached. Burmese cats usually want to stay close to their people, follow them around the house, sit beside them or on their lap, and sleep close to them.

In most cases, yes. With proper early upbringing and respectful handling, Burmese cats usually fit very well into family life and often bond beautifully with children. What matters most is a calm home, gentle interaction, and a thoughtful introduction to the new family.

Usually yes. Burmese cats are social and often adapt very well to other animals, especially when introductions are done calmly and correctly. As with any breed, much depends on the individual temperament of the animals involved and the quality of the introduction process.

Burmese cats of both sexes usually love affection and cuddling. Every kitten has its own personality, just as people do. In our experience, boys are often a little more laid back, while girls are sometimes busier and more active. At the same time, both males and females are very loving and need companionship, attention, and close contact with their family.

Burmese cats tend to bond very strongly with their people. If they are left alone during the day, they will probably sleep for much of that time and then be ready for interaction when you come home. After a long day alone, many Burmese cats become extremely attached and want attention, affection, and play. They are usually happiest when they have companionship, either human or animal.

Burmese cats are usually much softer and less intense in voice than Siamese or Oriental breeds. They can be expressive, but in most cases they are not an especially loud breed.

Burmese cats can live 18 years or more. With good care, proper nutrition, a safe indoor life, and regular veterinary attention, they are often long lived cats.

Our Burmese kittens usually join their new homes at 16 to 18 weeks of age. This timing allows for strong socialisation, greater independence from the mother, and a safe, well prepared transition to a new home. Some kittens may need a little more time, and in such cases we always decide individually in the best interest of the kitten.

At the time of reservation, a detailed written contract is signed. It clearly sets out important situations and responsibilities while protecting the best interests of the kitten. Further reservation details are discussed individually, depending on the specific kitten or planned litter.

Yes, that is possible. If there is no suitable kitten available at the moment, you are welcome to contact us with your preferences regarding sex, colour, and approximate timing. This is especially useful in connection with upcoming litters.

We do our best to keep the kittens page and litter information current and regularly updated. If you are interested in a particular kitten, it is always best to contact us directly to confirm the latest availability.

Yes. We regularly deliver our Burmese kittens across Europe and to selected destinations beyond Europe. The best transport option depends on distance, route, and country of destination.

If you would like your kitten to be delivered, the delivery is carried out personally by the cattery owner, who holds an official certificate of competence for the transport of animals in accordance with EU Regulation, issued by the Croatian Veterinary Chamber. For some longer routes, especially to Canada and the USA, we usually work with a trusted in cabin courier. We never send kittens as cargo.

We personally deliver to all EU countries, as well as to Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, and the European microstates. We do not deliver directly to the United Kingdom because of restrictions on transporting pets in the cabin of flights arriving in the UK, but we can offer practical alternatives through France or Dublin. At the moment, we do not deliver to the UAE or Qatar because of airline restrictions on cats travelling in the cabin. For other countries, we advise individually.

Yes. You are very welcome to collect your kitten in person. Depending on the situation, we can also arrange airport meeting and assistance with local transfer.

These are 2 distinct breed types. The European Burmese is usually more elegant and elongated in type, with a more oriental expression, while the American Burmese is generally more compact, heavier in build, and rounder in appearance. Our cattery works specifically with European Burmese.

For us, breeding is not only about beautiful cats and attractive colours. It is also about health, genetic depth, temperament, early development, and the conditions in which kittens grow up. We place strong emphasis on home raising, high quality nutrition, international bloodlines, FIFe show work, and long term support for owners after the kitten moves to its new home.