Our kittens are sold as indoor pets to qualified homes. From time to time show/breed quality kittens may be available.  Birmans can be trained to walk on a harness and leash for supervised walks in their owner’s garden.  We do not sell kittens to homes where cats will be free to roam outdoors unless they will be kept in covered cat runs or enclosures while outside.

Having had both indoor and outdoor cats ourselves, we know that the dangers of letting cats roam are simply too great to endanger our beloved Birman kittens.

Birmans are very trusting and attractive cats and like to follow anyone they see.  This is part of their appeal indoors as they follow you from room to room in the house, “helping” with everything you do.  Outdoors though, they will not be able to fend for themselves and up against traffic or roaming cats, most of which are not vaccinated and may carry serious and life threatening diseases, will come off a poor second.

Our kittens go to their new homes at about 12 weeks of age, vaccinated, and with a kitten pack of information and a few items to get started.  South Australia does not require micro-chipping, however, it is up to new owners for cats going interstate to ensure they comply with local regulations.  Your veterinarian can advise of requirements in your state.

An information pack is provided with your new kitten, including advice on:

· Diet

· Litter

· Bedding

· Grooming

· Toys

· Vet

In addition your kitten’s vaccination card and a few starter items are provided when you pick up your kitten.

No kittens are currently available.

 

Pictured below are kittens from our past litters.

Willow and Delancy’s four beautiful kittens - lilac, cream and lilac tortie.

Khusi Wilbur, lilac point male, and Khusi Dolly, cream point female, now residing with Alexandra, Elissa and Michael of Glenelg.
Khusi Nikki Jade, lilac tortie point female, much loved by Maddison of Port Augusta.
Khusi Custard, cream point male, best mate of Dylan, Erin and Kodi in the Adelaide Hills.

Khusi and Delancy’s three sons - blue and lilac.

Khusi Jamaal Blue Point Male Now ruling the roost at Jendari Arabians with Darren, Jordan, Kyle, and resident cat, dog and horses – who said Birmans aren’t adaptable?

Khusi Boston with Cooper Blue Point Male Now living with new best friend Cooper and mum and dad Sarah and Ross.

Khusi Shazam gets some advice from Uncle Paddy before leaving for Darwin Lilac Point Male Enjoying the territory with Kathryn, Matt and a new canine friend.

Bailey's cream tabby boys and blue tortie girl.

Khusi and Paddy’s blue tabby kittens.