Our Birman kittens spend their first month of life together with their mother (and me) in a secluded, sunny, and disinfected room, separated from the other cats. This is essential to ensure that the mother cat can always remain calm and focused solely on the well-being of her kittens. After the first vaccination, the kittens will have access to the rest of the house.

To best protect the health of our kittens, we introduce them to their adoptive families only after the first vaccination (at two months of age). This prevents contact with viruses and bacteria that their immune system has not yet encountered.

For the same reason, please do not be surprised if, upon visiting our home, we ask you to wear shoe covers and disinfect your hands before handling the kittens. This is not a matter of courtesy but a way to protect and respect the welfare of our Birmans, both young and adult.

Of course, we are happy to send photos and short videos to prospective new parents to involve them in the kittens’ development, up until the in-person visit for adoption.