Burmese Cat breeder list and kitten availability
A list of names, contact details and websites for Burmese cat breeders and Burmese kittens for sale in the south of England
I had the idea to create a list of Burmese cat breeders in the UK on loveBurmese after weeks of trying to find a Burmese kitten – I really had my heart set on a blue girl. I looked at several different sites that listed Burmese breeders and found some sites had contact details, some addresses, some websites... but few had all the details I wanted in one place, organised so that I could easily find Burmese kittens closest to me. As my notes became longer and longer, a spreadsheet took over.
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Breeders in your region:

Rather than waste all the information I gleaned, I decided to make a few simple pages that may be of use to those of you who want to get on the kitten-chase merry-go-round.
Of course, your first point of contact might be the holders of the various 'kitten lists' on the area co-ordinator pages which are regularly updated by the two organisations who administer them. You might also want to look at the Kitten Availability pages which are used by some of the breeders listed on loveBurmese.
However, most Burmese breeders I spoke to were very helpful and often let me know when they expected their next litter, or even when they hoped to put their queen to stud. You can begin to decide for yourself if the breeder 'sounds right' for you when you contact them. Keep in mind that breeders will also be even more keen to make sure you are right for their kittens!
I hope you find these pages useful, please let me know if you'd like to see anything changed.
Of course, your first point of contact might be the holders of the various 'kitten lists' on the area co-ordinator pages which are regularly updated by the two organisations who administer them. You might also want to look at the Kitten Availability pages which are used by some of the breeders listed on loveBurmese.
However, most Burmese breeders I spoke to were very helpful and often let me know when they expected their next litter, or even when they hoped to put their queen to stud. You can begin to decide for yourself if the breeder 'sounds right' for you when you contact them. Keep in mind that breeders will also be even more keen to make sure you are right for their kittens!
I hope you find these pages useful, please let me know if you'd like to see anything changed.
