Asian Kittens
A Burmese-built cat in a wide range of colours and patterns, developed in Britain.
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Good to know
- Started from an accidental mating between a Burmese and a chinchilla Persian.
- The group includes the Burmilla, the Bombay-type Asian Self and the Asian Smoke.
- Keeps the Burmese temper: chatty, sociable and fond of laps.
Who it suits
People at home a good part of the day who want a talkative cat that follows them about.
Care
Weekly brushing. Expect conversation, and provide company — it dislikes long empty days.
History of the breed
Born of an accident in Britain in 1981, when a chinchilla Persian and a Burmese were left together by mistake. The kittens were so appealing that a breeding programme grew around them, producing the Burmilla first and the wider Asian group after.
Available Asian Kittens
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