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KITTENS
Faubourg Allure Angel,
our blue queen has recently given birth
to six beautiful healthy kittens. We
had :
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2 x chocolate males
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2 x brown females
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2 x blue females
These kittens are all
sold, however we have recently mated our
brown girl therefore are expecting a
litter early September.
If you are interested in
securing a Faubourg Burmese kitten from
this litter, or wish to know more about
the litter, please email me or phone :
Mobile 0418 214 201
We would be expecting
browns and blues from this litter.

When our kittens are relocated to their new
homes we are always sad to see the little guys
leave as they have given us such pleasure and
entertainment and become such an important part
of our lives over the short period they are with
us.
We are however happy that they can now give such
pleasure to their new owners.
We frequently hear news of their progress from
their new families and often photos which we
love. Below is a photo of me with “Faubourg
Azzaro Dream Boy” who is now 10 months old. He
certainly is a beautiful big boy and I thank
Lesley and Drew for inviting us to visit him.


Kitten Transportation
We are happy to arrange transportation for your new kitten (at
your expense) if circumstances do not permit you to
collect him. We pride ourselves by going that extra
mile to make sure your kitten has all his comforts for
his trip, whether it be by car or plane. Please feel
free to contact us to discuss this further.

FAUBOURG BURMESE kittens are born and
raised in our home with lots of love and attention.
They become accustomed to daily household
routines and sounds, such as vacuum cleaners, TV, music
etc, which in turn settles them into their new homes
easier.
Our kittens go to their new home with a
Kitten Care pack which includes
Information on care of your new kitten,
re-homing toys and vaccination certificate.
They are Litter trained, Vaccinated,
Wormed, Vet Checked and socialised with other kittens
and older cats prior to relocating to their new homes.
Bringing Your New Kitten Home
When you first bring your new kitten to its new home, it
will quite likely appear scared and disorientated.
Up until now it has been with the other members of the
litter (its family) with familiar smells and sounds of
the house.
To make the transition easy on both ‘him’ and you I
suggest the following:
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As soon as you arrive home, show the
kitten where the litter tray is and confine them
initially to a small area, then gradually allow them
more freedom as they become accustomed to your home.
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Especially for the first few nights
sleep your new kitten in a small room such as the
laundry, with its cat cage/basket/box. (Children may
want to sleep with and ‘comfort’ the kitten but can
so easily roll and squash the kittens little bones.)
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A hot water bottle for warmth is nice
for the first few nights as up until now he has
slept with the warmth of his litter mates.
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Make sure the litter tray is
available as our kittens come to you fully litter
trained.
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Maybe leave the light on / have a
clock radio type going quietly for noise so it does
not feel it is alone.
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Have food and water available at all
times.
This way the kitten gains what appears to it to be ‘its’
space and has time to quietly adjust to its new home.
Always be aware of your ‘little fella’ in the house
especially for the first few weeks, as his little
feet/legs are easily squashed by our big feet, or by
pushing chairs backwards, or opening doors with them
behind etc.

What You Will Need for your New Kitten
Cat Carry Cage – especially for taking it home and also
for his Vet visits
Blanket/towel to make it snug and warm
Hot Water bottle if it is cold
Litter Tray
Litter – When very young the kittens require a
‘digestable’ litter as they are not sure what they
can/cannot eat. We use ‘Macs” Litter - it is a Rice type
and safe with little kittens.
By the time they come to live with you they should be
starting to be familiar with using coarser litter.
Litter Poopa-scoopa (makes cleaning the litter tray
easy)
Water Bowl
Food and Biscuit Bowls
Toys
Scratching Pole (to save your furniture)
Cat fun tunnel

Our kittens have food available at all times and always
appear to be hungry little guys. Once they become cats
they can be trained to feed twice a day.
It
is not recommended to give Burmese cats milk to drink
Fresh water must be available at all times.

Our kittens are fed a high quality diet of fresh/tinned
meats and kitten biscuits:
Eg. Fresh minced beef and lamb
Tinned “Whiskas” foods - Beef Mince is popular
Cooked diced chicken and fish
Grated Cheese
Kitten Biscuits eg. Whiskas or Advance
Fresh water always available
As they get older you will introduce and feed them
according to what you feel they want.
Your new adopted kitten comes to you with:
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1st Vaccination ( 2nd
is required 4 weeks after date of the 1st,
and the 3rd is four weeks later)
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Fully vet checked
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Wormed
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Registration and Pedigree Papers -
these will be forwarded on receipt of the
Veterinarian de-sexing certification for the kitten.

If you have any concerns or queries regarding your new
kitten, at any time, we ask that you please do not
hesitate to call me – I am happy to advise you regarding
any problems you may have.
Once you are home and settled with your kitten I would
love you to call me to let me know how your kitten is
settling in.
We would also love any photos you may wish to send/email
us from time to time.
We hope that your new kitten brings as much pleasure and
as many laughs to you as we have had in the rearing of
it.


Lynne Davis
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