Surrey & Sussex · GCCF registered

Home-reared Burmese kittens between Guildford and Horsham.

Marion and Ian at Catamarian have bred pedigree Burmese and Bengal cats for many years. Kittens are born in a kitten box in the bedroom and stay as part of the household until they are thirteen weeks old.

Blue Burmese kitten and brown Burmese kitten beside a sisal post

Availability. We no longer breed Bengal kittens. Please telephone or email for an update on the next Burmese litter. We only place kittens in long-term, good, loving homes.

Registered breeding

Fully registered with the GCCF and members of affiliated clubs specialising in the breeds we keep.

Raised in the house

Kittens grow up underfoot, used to people, conversation and ordinary family life — not a cattery run.

Placed with care

Best kept as indoor companions, or with a safe, secure, enclosed garden. Advice is always available.

What leaves with a kitten

Pedigree paperwork, vaccinations and a proper start.

Our kittens go with pedigree papers, four weeks’ insurance, a full vaccination course and a kitten pack. We also offer boarding later on for Catamarian cats if you go away.

  • GCCF pedigree documentation
  • Vaccinated and ready to leave at 13 weeks
  • Four weeks’ insurance cover
  • Kitten pack and ongoing advice
Salome, a blue Burmese queen, stretched out on a fur throw

From homes that already have one

They settle as family, not ornaments.

“Gypsy has settled in very well, eating, drinking, playing and sleeping. Please don’t worry — she is very much loved and part of our family now.”

Di and Marcus

“They are so playful and so affectionate and purr the moment they are picked up. They do masses of chasing each other down corridors. A delight.”

Toffee and Cocoa’s family