Burmese Kittens
A compact, heavy-boned cat with a satin coat and an insistently social nature.
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Good to know
- Every Burmese traces back to Wong Mau, a cat brought from Burma to the United States in 1930.
- American and European lines differ in head shape and are judged separately.
- Known for staying kitten-like in behaviour well into adulthood.
Who it suits
Households where somebody is usually home; it wants involvement, not just company.
Care
Almost no grooming. Plan company and play — a bored Burmese becomes a noisy one.
History of the breed
In 1930 a small brown cat named Wong Mau was brought from Burma to San Francisco by Joseph Thompson. Bred to Siamese and studied carefully, she founded the breed — the first cat whose ancestry was worked out by scientific study rather than guesswork.
Available Burmese Kittens
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