Willowglow Burmese Cats

Registered Breeder of affectionate pedigree Burmese cats and kittens
Located in the peaceful suburbs of Sydney, New South Wales.

At Willowglow Burmese, our goal is simple: to raise beautiful, confident Burmese kittens that are healthy, happy, and ready to become treasured members of your family. We prioritise wellbeing and personality—because every cat deserves a loving start.

Welcome to Willowglow, a small-scale, in-home cattery where our Burmese cats are more than pets—they’re family. From the moment they’re born, our kittens are nurtured in a calm, home environment, initially raised in a warm, cosy nursery and gradually introduced to larger living spaces, including a spacious sunroom where they can stretch, explore, and enjoy the fresh air.

 

Because we deeply value socialisation and temperament, our kittens are lovingly handled from day one and become familiar with everyday household sounds and rhythms. We raise only one litter at a time to give every kitten the attention it deserves. Most of our kittens are chocolate, brown, lilac, or blue—classic and beloved colours of the Burmese breed.

Kittens Ready for a New Chapter

Our kittens are ready to join new families between 11–12 weeks of age. By then, each one is:

• Desexed
• Microchipped
• Vet-checked
• Vaccinated twice
• Litter trained
• Well-socialised

Why Choose a Burmese?

Burmese cats are playful, intelligent, and affectionate. They thrive on human company and are often described as “puppy-like” in their loyalty and behaviour. Whether curling up beside you, fetching toys, or simply being their cheeky, talkative selves, Burmese cats bring laughter, warmth, and companionship to any household.

Many of our cats love interactive games and are known for their quirky personalities. They’re curious explorers and loving lap warmers—all rolled into one silky-coated bundle of joy.

Please Consider…

Burmese are true companion cats. They don’t enjoy solitude and can become distressed if left alone for long periods. For families who are often out, we recommend considering a pair to keep each other company. As Dr. Harry wisely says, “The only thing better than one Burmese… is two!” For their safety, we strongly advise keeping Burmese cats indoors or in secure outdoor enclosures. They are trusting and fearless by nature—and unfortunately, that makes them vulnerable.

Get in Touch

If you’re searching for a loving, intelligent feline to share your life with, a Burmese may be the perfect match. Our kittens are adopted into carefully chosen homes, and we’re happy to guide you through the process.

Call Sarah on 0400 123 456 for more information or upcoming litters.
Or use our Contact Form to register your interest.

FAQ

What is the personality of a Burmese cat like?

Burmese cats are affectionate, playful, and social. They form close bonds with their humans, often following them around the house. Their friendly and curious nature makes them ideal companions for both individuals and families.

Are Burmese cats good with children and other pets?

Yes. Burmese cats generally get along well with children, other cats, and even dogs. They are gentle, adaptable, and enjoy being part of a lively household.

At what age can I adopt a Burmese kitten?

Kittens are ready for adoption between 11 and 12 weeks of age. By that time, they are desexed, microchipped, vaccinated twice, and well-socialised.

What colours do Burmese cats come in?

Burmese cats come in several colours. The most common are chocolate, brown, lilac, and blue. Occasionally, you may also see other recognised colours such as red, cream, and tortoiseshell.

Can Burmese cats be left alone during the day?

Burmese cats are highly social and do not enjoy being left alone for long periods. They need companionship and mental stimulation. If your home is often empty, it is recommended to adopt a second cat or provide enrichment activities.

Are Burmese cats indoor-only pets?

Yes. For their safety, Burmese cats should be kept indoors or in secure outdoor enclosures. They are very trusting and lack road sense, making them vulnerable outdoors.

Do Burmese cats require much grooming?

Burmese cats have a short, fine coat that requires very little maintenance. A weekly brush is usually enough to keep their coat smooth and healthy.