Nicadaemus Birmans Garden Breeders of quality Birman Cats in North Wiltshire UK

Due to the increasing dangers a cat faces when outdoors, we do not allow our Birman's to free roam. However, when we moved to our current home in 2007 we realised that the garden would be suitable for allowing the Birman's outside because it is fully enclosed by a high wall. To further deter any adventurous Birman's we fixed curved hanging basket hooks to the top of the wall and tied strong netting to them, thus ensuring that even if a Birman did make it to the top of the wall it still wouldn’t be able to get out of the garden. The Birman's are now able to enjoy fresh air and, when we get any, sunshine without the worry of them coming to any harm. The following photos were taken in June 2011 and it was a nice warm day with sunshine and cloud. The Birmans love to go out on days like this, they can play, sniff, or simply chill out under the various bushes.

Dotty sniffs the budding leaves on a rose bush.	Raasay on patrol.

Rosie keeping watch.	Belle is beginging to think that it is still rather too cold out.

Nisha enjoys exploring in the garden.	Lulu on one of the few times she is allowed out (not too wet and muddy).


In the course of our showing endevours, we sometimes go long distances, which would be impractical if we attempted to do all the driving and showing in one day. For these shows we take the caravan and make a weekend of it. The Birmans enjoy going out in the caravan as it has lots of little cupboards that need to be explored. All these photos are of our birmans on various trips that we have taken over the years.

Skye relaxing the night before the Supreme Cat Show 2006.	"Look, look!! The neighbours are having a BBQ!" Scarpa in 2007.

Ruby claims her seat in 2007.	"Ahh! This is the life" Islay 2007.

Elise keeping tabs on a game of football in the next field, 2008.	Raasay settling in the day before his last show as a kitten 2008.

Perry looking nice and relaxed, 2010.
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