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 Burmese Kittens for Sale — Brown & Chocolate Burmese Ready for a Home

The Burmese is one of the most people-oriented cats you'll find — compact, muscular, and happiest when it's underfoot. Whether you've been searching for burmese kittens for sale near me or just want to see burmese kittens available now, here's our current lineup: classic Brown (sable) Burmese and the lighter Chocolate Burmese.

 

We raise every Burmese kitten in-home in Pembroke Pines, Florida, and place them with families across the country — locally or with delivery.

About the Breed

Burmese cats trace back to Burma (modern-day Myanmar) and made their way into the U.S. breeding world in the 1930s. They're small-to-medium cats but noticeably dense and muscular for their size, often described as "a brick wrapped in silk." Their coat is short, glossy, and low-maintenance, with large golden eyes and a rounded face.

 

The two main colors you'll see:

  • Brown Burmese — a rich, dark sable brown, the original and most classic Burmese color.

  • Chocolate Burmese — a warmer, lighter brown, sometimes called "champagne," with a softer overall tone.

Why Choose Ours

We've been raising and placing kittens since July 2016, as a licensed, USDA-compliant, family-owned cattery — not a broker or marketplace. Every Burmese kitten here is raised in-home, health-checked, and backed by a health guarantee. We've also been voted Best Pet Store 2023 through 2026.

Is a Burmese Right for Your Home?

Burmese cats are famous for their attachment to people — they follow you room to room, "help" with whatever you're doing, and generally don't do well being ignored for long stretches. They're playful without being as high-energy as a Bengal, affectionate without being fragile, and tend to get along well with kids and other pets. If you want a cat that acts more like a shadow than a roommate, this is your breed.

Burmese Cat Price

Our Burmese kittens typically run $1,750 to $3,400, depending on color, lineage, and litter. Generally:

  • Brown Burmese kitten price sits at the lower end of that range, since it's the classic, widely available color.

  • Chocolate Burmese cat price tends to land at the higher end, as the color is less common in litters.

If you're comparing the cost of a Burmese cat between breeders, keep in mind that a licensed cattery's price reflects health testing, vet care, and proper socialization — not just the kitten. For the exact burmese kitten price or burmese cats price on what's currently available, call (786) 657-6510.

Availability & How to Buy

Our Burmese litters — brown and chocolate — come through periodically, so check this page or call for burmese kittens available now.

  1. Reserve your kitten with a deposit while we finalize health checks.

  2. Choose delivery or pickup — nationwide delivery, or pick up your Burmese in person at our Pembroke Pines store.

  3. Take your kitten home with health records and ongoing support from our team.

FAQ

How much does a Burmese cat cost? 

Our Burmese kittens run $1,750 to $3,400, depending on color and litter — Brown tends to run lower, Chocolate a bit higher. Call for the exact burmese cat price on available kittens.

Where can I find Burmese kittens for sale near me? 

If you're in South Florida, visit our Pembroke Pines store to meet available kittens in person. Outside the area, we deliver nationwide.

Are Burmese cats good with kids? 

Yes — they're known for being social, affectionate, and adaptable, which makes them a strong fit for families.

What's the difference between Brown and Chocolate Burmese? 

Brown (sable) is the deeper, classic Burmese color; Chocolate is lighter and warmer-toned. Both share the same body type and temperament.

Do Burmese cats need a lot of grooming? 

No — their short, glossy coat needs minimal upkeep, just an occasional brush.

Looking for a similarly affectionate, low-key breed? Check out Russian Blue cats and British Shorthair and Longhair, browse the full purebred cats lineup, or see who's available to meet in person at our Pembroke Pines store.

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