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Goddess of dance and music, symbol of joy, love and happiness and protector of the house and family. This goddess was said to have a female's body and the head of a cat.

We are a C.F.A. Registered Cattery and feel proud, To Preserve, Perpetuate and Promote the Traditional Siamese Cats. We at Permes strive for excellence and work diligently to improve and strengthen our lines. Our major commitment is to preserve these wonderful cats from being genetically diluted and forgotten. All of our cats are bred for the Applehead type and are selectively chosen for breeding to improve Health, Temperament, Intelligence, Personality, Conformation, and Eye Color.

The Traditional Applehead Siamese has always been a large, chunky bodied robust cat with a slightly rounder than modified wedge head. We are sure that many of you remember this type of Siamese as a child. Applehead style Siamese have been replaced by their modern contemporaries, which are more commonly known as Wedge Head (Show) type.

What makes the Applehead Siamese so unique is their dog like behavior. They are highly intelligent and very personable cats that follow you around the house and constantly communicate in an evolved manner. As parents we can tell you first hand that they are great with kids and other pets. They are docile and affectionate and easy to train. Our Motto is sound mind and sound body. Therefore, our kittens are well socialized from the beginning to give them a head start in life.

We are not a large Cattery, but are fancier/hobbyists of the "Old Fashioned" Siamese Cats. We breed several colors points such as, Seal, Chocolate, Blue, Lilac and we are proud to offer all shades of Lynx Points, the SNOW TIGERS of the Siamese breed. Definitely GORGEOUS! All of our adult cats are feline viral paneled (blood tests) are run on all our cats to ensure that our cats are disease free. Our cats are negative for Felv, and FIV. Our kittens are registered with CFA.

Health Care

Before our kittens leave to their perspective homes we de-worm them.

Health Guarantee

Our kittens are guaranteed in writing to be in good health without Genetic Defects and are the progeny of strong, robust, well natured Applehead Siamese cats. We also give a 72 hour health guarantee and a Congenital Defects guarantee for the first year of your kitten's life. Most all of our kittens are born free of kinks in their tails or crossed eyes. This problem is diminished through careful screening of new cats coming in to our Cattery and selective breeding.

Stud Service

We are a closed Cattery and do not offer stud service to anyone.

Food & Nutrition

Our cats and kittens are fed professional foods only, such as Royal Canin Kitten Growth, Royal Canin Baby Cat, Royal Canin Special and Royal Canin Adult and a special treat we give our cats and kittens, All Natural All life stages FELIDAE "Chicken and Rice in Chicken Broth". Pregnant queens and lactating queens are given supplements to insure the quality of their milk. Vitamin Supplements are extremely important in maintaining the good health of your cats and kittens, which is why we give, NuVet Plus and Missing Link which is added to their food daily. We add a goat's milk formula to our queens and their kittens daily diet, that is highly nutritious and palatable. We also keep our pets on herbs to maintain a strong, healthy immune system.

Bali Talk

What is a Balinese?

The Balinese is a long haired cat.

The Balinese is a spontaneous long haired mutation of the Siamese. It also may be a natural hybrid of the Angora. Whichever school of thought, the longhair gene is very recessive and it can easily disappear without careful breeding.

Where did they originate?

Records show that a long-haired cat of pure Siamese ancestry was registered with the Cat Fancier's Federation in 1928. However, records are sketchy from then until the 1940's.

Longhaired kittens probably turned up in pure Siamese litters for years, but were given away as undesirable. Helen Smith of New York and Marion Dorsey of Southern California diligently pioneered to have these cats recognized for championship status. Helen Smith gave them the name Balinese because their elegance and grace reminded her of Balinese dancers. But despite the name -- the Balinese is -- of United States Origin.

It would be impossible to speak of the Balinese without mentioning the late Sylvia Holland. Without a doubt, she had to be one of the determined pioneers of this breed. By 1968, the Bali was accepted by all associations but CFA. Thanks to Sylvia's tireless efforts and dedication, the CFA accepted the Balinese to be shown for championship competition in May 1970.

Today, this is the only association to allow the Balinese to be shown only in the 4 traditional colors: Seal Point, Chocolate Point, Blue Point and Lilac Point. Unusual point colors such as the Lynx point, Red point (Flame Point) and Tortie point are shown in the CFA as Javanese. These cats have been developed because of a cross of the Balinese with the Colorpoint Shorthair and are considered hybrids.

About Us

Hello,

I am Louis Azcarate, breeder and Cat Enthusiast of Permes Cats in Washington. I want to share a wonderful and highly informative book with all you cat lovers out there, especially those individuals who are looking to acquire a kitten for the first time. This book is well written and full of proven training techniques that will help you not only understand Feline Behavior but make training of your new kitten or existing problem cat a breeze. I've also included some information about myself to help give you a better idea of who I am and what I am about. Thank you for visiting my web site and my blog. Happy Reading and I sure hope you get as much out of the book as I have.

Click on the Link Below:
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I've been a Cattery of Excellence for the last 8 years.

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For more information please contact:

Louis Azcarate
(360) 930-0324
Email: permes@juno.com

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Last Updated: 05/12/08