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Articles on cat health, genetics, behaviour, nutrition, and kitten development
Evidence based articles and practical insights from a breeder with professional felinology training
In our blog, we publish articles that help cat owners and future owners better understand health, breeding, behaviour, nutrition, kitten development, and common misconceptions. The content is based on professional education, continued learning through felinology and veterinary seminars, and many years of practical breeding experience.
Cat Health & Diseases
Evidence-based articles on common conditions, prevention and care for Burmese cats.

Early Spaying and Neutering in Cats: An Honest Assessment of the Right Time
Early spaying and neutering can be highly beneficial when there is a real risk of unwanted reproduction, especially for shelter and free roaming cats. For pedigree cats raised in controlled home environments, the timing of surgery should be considered individually, with attention to breed, development, health, nutrition, and future living conditions.
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How Indoor Cats Can Catch Infections: Hidden Risks Many Owners Do Not Think About
Even a cat that lives strictly indoors and never goes outside is not completely protected from infectious risks. Viruses and other pathogens can enter the home on hands, shoes, clothing, carriers, bedding, or after contact with unknown cats or visits to veterinary clinics. This article explains why hygiene, caution and thoughtful clinic choice are especially important for kittens and indoor cats.
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How responsible breeding works — colour genetics, heritability and pedigree thinking.
Behavior & Psychology
Understanding how Burmese cats think, feel and live alongside their people.
Nutrition & Feeding
What to feed, how much, and why it matters across every life stage.
Myths & Facts
Common misconceptions about cats, breeding and Burmese — examined honestly.

Why a Pedigree Cat Might Be Right for You
A pedigree cat offers more than appearance. For many families, breed means a more predictable temperament, known origin, responsible breeding and the possibility to choose a cat whose character truly fits their lifestyle.
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Why Do Purebred Kittens Cost So Much? What Responsible Breeding Really Involves
Why does a pedigree kitten from a responsible breeder cost significantly more than a kitten offered elsewhere? The answer is not simply the pedigree. It lies in careful breeding decisions, documented ancestry, health testing, veterinary care, quality nutrition, proper socialisation and the time required to raise kittens responsibly.
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