Kittens
plans for 2025
Valentino & Missie
Possible colors of the kittens
Girls & boys: Blue point or Blue tabby point
Both cats have ancestors with chocolate gene, hence there is a minor chance for lilac tabby or point colors.
Kittens expected
22 April 2025
Valentino & Lilou
Possible colors of the kittens
Girls: Blue point or Blue tabby or Blue tortie or Blue tortie tabby
Boys: Blue point or Blue tabby or Cream point or Cream tabby
Both cats have ancestors with chocolate gene, hence there is a minor chance for lilac tabby or point colors.
Kittens expected
June 2025
waiting list
The waiting list for future litters is always open.
If you’d like to join my waiting list, please send me a message introducing yourself and describing what you’re looking for. We will arrange a video call so we can get to know each other and ensure mutual trust.
Terms & Conditions
I would like my kittens to be happy and healthy and be loved in their new family at least as much as they are loved by me 
They became my little family and I will forever carry them in my heart. I saw them growing and discovering their little world. I was there when they opened their eyes or when they made their first steps around the nest. I was with them when they first tried the cat toilet (and tasted the litter instead of peeing in it) and when they first got kitten pate (and stepped in it instead of tasting it). 
I was the first human they purred to. 
It is easier to say goodbye to them if I know they go to the right home. Hence I am selecting very carefully who is going to take care of them for the rest of their life. I would like them to have a happy and safe life with access to proper health care and good food. For this reason I would like to get to know you before I place their life in your hands.
DETAILS OF THE AGREEMENT
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My part
Kittens go to their forever homes fully dewormed, vaccinated, microchipped, and, of course, healthy in every way. They receive two rounds of core vaccinations: Feline Panleukopenia Virus (FPV) / Feline Distemper, Feline Calicivirus (FCV), and Feline Herpesvirus-1 (FHV-1) / Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis. A few days before departure, the vet performs a thorough health check, examining the entire body (heart, lungs, bones, eyes, etc.) and issues a health certificate. Additionally, the kittens receive routine deworming, and I send a collected group stool sample to the lab for analysis.
All of my adult cats are tested for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) & Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV), and we conduct HCM and PKD ultrasound examinations yearly.
Furthermore, I offer a health warranty for hidden defects.
The pedigree, issued by DEKZV—the oldest pedigree cat association in Germany and a member of the international federation FIFe—certifies that the kitten and its ancestors are purebred Birman cats.
Kittens come with a detailed contract of sale as a pet including the conditions of the warranty and a castration obligation from your side
The kittens leave the cattery earliest at the age of 14 weeks. By this age they use the litter box and scratching post and they learned lots of important developmental and social lessons from the mother and siblings. They are used to domestic noises and are socialized with adults and children.
If the kittens are moving abroad, they will need a passport and rabies vaccination. I will take care of this and assist you in checking the import requirements for your country. The rabies vaccination cannot be administered before 12 weeks of age, so these kittens will leave at 15 to 16 weeks old, once the vaccination has taken full effect.
The kittens will leave with a carefully prepared starter packet, including toys, food, and a pillow that carries the scent of their mother and siblings, ensuring a smooth transition into their new home.
After you pick up your kitten, I will continue to be there for you. I’m happy to provide guidance on anything that can help you and your kitten build a happy life together—whether it’s introducing your kitten to other pets, switching to a new cat food, or understanding unusual behaviors. Just reach out to me! I’m always glad to share my experience and knowledge, and if I don’t have the answer, I may know someone who does.
Your part
Neutering the kittens before they turn 10 months old is a contractual obligation and is also in the best interest of both you and your cat. Unspayed females can experience unnecessary heat cycles, increasing the risk of life-threatening womb infections, while unneutered males may become grumpy and start marking their territory with strong-smelling urine.
The reproduction of kittens sold as pets is strictly prohibited in any form.
As Birmans are very social cats, I do not give my kittens to a solo-cat household. Birmans need the company of other cats that cannot be substituted by dogs or humans. If you are planning to have more cats but there is a time gap between the arrival of the 2 kittens, don’t worry, we’ll figure out the best way to go. I am also happy to share my experience and knowledge on how to introduce a kitten to your older cats.
I wish the kittens to have a long and healthy life. Good quality food and access to proper health care can ensure that your kitten stays healthy for several years. It is recommended carrying out regular booster vaccinations and offer grain free, high quality cat food. I am happy to provide you with information on healthy food if you need advice
Birmans are particularly trusting cats and tend to be friendly with strangers. Since most of their ancestors lived exclusively indoors, they are no longer suited for outdoor life. They can easily be stolen or fall prey to predators, which is why free roaming is not allowed. A cat-safe balcony or garden, or leash training, are the best alternatives to ensure their safety while allowing them to enjoy the outdoors.
I would love to follow up on the kittens in their new life, at least during their first year. If you move to a new address, change your contact details, or can no longer care for the cat, please keep me informed.
If you are interested in getting a kitten from Mirmurillum, please get in touch, I am happy to provide more information and get to know you.
Useful articles
A short story of the origin and the development of the breed
How to feed your cats to keep them healthy. Raw, wet, kibble, dairy or grains?
A guide to find your favorite cat litter and litter box
How to make your home safe for the new family member
Good quality has its price - we all know. But what do you actually pay for?
Why you should get two kittens instead of just one