Burmese Cat Breeders Wisconsin | Kittens & Cats for Sale

When you adopt from a Burmese cat breeder, you provide a future for that cat, not taking one. It’s essential to be aware of the positive benefits that cats receive when they are well cared for. In most cases, Burmese will live about 15 years, which means lots of love and care on your part.

Finding a Burmese cat breeder in Wisconsin can be a difficult task. However, many different breeders look to sell Burmese cats in the state, and we’ve done all the hard work for you.

List of Burmese Cat Breeders in Wisconsin

Breeder	Address	Phone	Email	Website
Citizen Burmese	Cudahy, Wisconsin	N/A	[email protected]	http://catizenburmese.com/
Kitn Kabutal	Bonduel, Wisconsin	(715) 745-4144	[email protected]	http://www.kitnkabutal.net/

Catizen Burmese

After several years of showing Burmese, we began breeding in 2005. Our experience breeding numerous Burmese lineages, including our new Thai lines, has educated us well, as has our success at dog shows. Our kittens have been vaccinated, examined by our veterinarian, neutered, and spayed. We do not accept online orders and demand a personal visit.

Address: Cudahy, Wisconsin
Website: http://catizenburmese.com/
Phone Number: N/A
Email: [email protected]

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Kitn Kabutal

Breeding Traditional Burmese cats have been a source of pleasure for me for over two decades. My breeding program prioritizes type, temperament, and health above all else. We only have Sable lines. They are brilliant, affectionate, and trainable. They are a “Lap Cat,” always available when you need companionship.

Address: Bonduel, Wisconsin
Website: http://www.kitnkabutal.net/
Phone Number: (715) 745-4144
Email: [email protected]

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Short History of the Burmese Cat

The Burmese cat is a domestic cat that was developed in the United States by Dr. Joseph Thompson in 1958. He started his breeding program with a female cat named Wong Mau, who was brought to the US by a sailor in 1930, and she was bred with a Siamese male cat. The offspring were then bred back with other Siamese cats, producing the original line of Burmese cats.

The Burmese breed is so named because it looks like an entirely different species than any other type of domestic feline; however, when compared to its closest relatives (Siamese), these two breeds share similar physical characteristics such as large round eyes and long coats similar to those found on domestic shorthairs or longhairs.

The Burmese are medium-sized cats with muscular, rounded bodies. It has a long, thick coat in various colors and patterns. Its fur can be soft or wiry, and its eyes are large, round, and almond-shaped.

Are Burmese Cats Hypoallergenic?

Burmese cats are known for their hypoallergenic properties. They are, therefore, easy to care for and much better suited for people with less-than-sympathetic allergies than the average cat. However, people with severe allergies will want to consider other cat breeds because Burmese cats tend to shed long-term.

Do Burmese Cats Shed?

Burmese cats are a very low-maintenance cat breed. They tend to have fewer tangles and matts, meaning shedding is minimal. Burmese cats should be brushed frequently to ensure that the necessary dander (matted fur) is removed from their coats. Fleece or cotton balls doused with 99% rubbing alcohol can also be used for this purpose. Burmese cats are highly sociable animals and love being around people. Burmese cats have a strong desire for affection from their owners, which makes them excellent companions for families with children. These cats enjoy playing games like fetch and hide-and-seek.

Tips When Choosing a Burmese Cat Breeder or Cattery

Find a reputable cat breeder.

Finding a reputable breeder is essential to the health of your Burmese cat. A good breeder will:

• Have cats that are healthy and free from disease
• Be willing to let you visit their cattery, so you can see firsthand what they do with them, including the breeding process and how many litters each cat has had.

A Burmese cat breeder should be willing to answer all of your questions.

Make sure the breeder is willing to answer all of your questions. A good breeder will be happy to answer any questions you have, no matter how small or big they may seem. If a breeder doesn’t seem interested in answering your questions, then there’s probably not much point in continuing with them and discovering more about Burmese cats.

Visit their site and spend some time meeting their cats.

If you’re looking for a Burmese cat breeder or cattery, it’s essential to meet the cats themselves. Ask questions about their personalities and habits and how they interact with each other and their caretakers. If possible, spend some time meeting their current family members as well!

Ask About Vaccinations

If you’re planning to adopt a cat from a breeder or cattery, it’s essential to ask about the cat’s vaccinations. Some cats require specific vaccines and regular pet health care to prevent disease.

Ask to see their vet’s records, including where the cat typically gets its care.

Ask to see their vet’s records, including where the cat typically gets its care. A good breeder or cattery will have a veterinarian on staff who can provide you with this information if you ask for it. If your breeder or cattery does not have one of these professionals on board and does not offer any other kind of health care for their kitties, then you may want to reconsider going there.

Ask about health problems in the past

It would help if you also asked about any health problems the cats have had and their frequency. Some breeders may not know this information, but if you do find out that your breeder breeds with cats who have had health issues in the past or has been breeding for some time now and not had much success with it (or vice versa), then it’s probably best for you to look elsewhere.

Conclusion

If you want to get a pure breed cat or prefer taking on unique challenges, you may want to consider the Burmese. This breed of cat has felines all over the world eager to get one, and you will be proud to have an addition that is pleasing to the eye and lovely in its temperament as well. You will have a good time with this feline friend, no matter where you are or what you are doing!

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