Typha & Typhast Burmese, Bengal, Bombay and Asian Selfs Cat Breeder
 
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Below are some general links to some cat related web sites. We have included the sites below due to their track record of having the welfare of the cats taking precedence over commercial considerations. The buttons to the left have links to web sites relating to each respective breed.

Please click on their logo or their name to open up their website in a new window.

If you feel that we have omitted you and wish to exchange links, please e-mail us at:

barrieandrosie@typha-typhast.co.uk

The Governing Council of the Cat Fancy is the governing body of the Cat Fancy in the United Kingdom - the feline equivalent of the Kennel Club. The GCCF was established as an independent body in 1910, formed from the three or four cat clubs who were registering cats at that time.

It now has 147 affiliated cat clubs, licences approximately 125 cat shows and registers an average of 30,000 pedigree cats per year.
The Feline Advisory Bureau is a charity dedicated to promoting the health and welfare of cats through improved feline knowledge, to help us all care better for cats.

Middlesex & Surrey Borders section of the British Koi Keepers Society was formed in September 1983 and is one of the premier sections of the British Koi Keepers Society (BKKS), and is here to promote the hobby of Koi Keeping, Nishikigoi.

If you are not a member and are interested in the wonderful hobby of Koi Keeping, then please consider joining in with these like minded people, we have lots to offer in the way of combined knowledge and experience which members are only too happy to pass on.

The Essex Cat Club was formed on 9th November 1968 by a group of enthusiasts to meet the needs of the large number of cat owners in Essex and to harness the great interest in cats existing throughout the County.

They Offer:

  • An Annual Championship Show with a Household Pet section held in April.
  • Cups and Trophies awarded at the Show.
  • Special rosettes to member's cats gaining titles.
  • Kitten register to help members find homes for their kittens.
  • Social events during the year.

Brought up with cats, dogs and other pets, Paddy has had a lifelong love of animals. For many years she bred and showed her Burmese cats, and now shares the company of two different cat breeds - a rather splendid rescue non-pedigree and a Singapura.

With over 30 titles to her credit, Paddy has gained an international reputation as a highly respected author (and photographer) whose books have been widely published, translated into several European languages and can be found worldwide.
 
Acoustic Tonkinese is the prefix of a Tonkinese breeder based in the UK. The Tonkinese blends the best features of its ancestors into one beautiful, medium-sized cat that is remarkably dense and muscular; its ancestry is a mix of Burmese and Siamese. The Tonkinese is an intelligent, gregarious cat with a sense of humor. These cats are firmly convinced that humans were put on earth to love them!
James Wellbeloved is a British pet food company run by animal lovers, started in 1992. The founding triumvirate of Christine Priest, Michael Newsum and Robin Jackson were aware that many dogs that were suffering from food allergies and intolerances, caused by ingredients in the food that caring owners were giving their dogs every day. They determined to produce a natural, hypo-allergenic range of pet foods for all dogs and cats; that would especially take care of the ones with these intolerances.
Liquivite is a canned food in liquid form, made from meats, whole eggs and skimmed milk. Liquivite's smooth consistency allows syringe-feeding to cats or dogs at times when solid foods may be unacceptable or unsuitable due to illness, injury or surgery and during convalescence.

Liquivite can also help in the process of fluid replacement where dehydration has occurred or is a risk. Its high moisture level helps rehydrate as well as feed. Its high palatability is ideal during convalescence when it can be eaten voluntarily. Liquivite is made in the UK.

Liquivite also has non-veterinary uses. During weaning it helps introduce meat in a familiar liquid form, and older animals find it is easy to eat. Animal rescue groups, both cat and dog, find Liquivite useful in their work.